News in the controversial world of file-sharing
If there is anything that file-sharing filtering programs haven’t proven, is 100% effectiveness.
French Minister Pushes for Mandatory ISP Level P2P Filtering Across Europe Read More »
While many within ACTA have been trying to operate in as much secrecy as possible, there seems to be a few who wants ACTA to
Another Critical ACTA Leak Surfaces Read More »
Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) hasn’t been getting many headlines these days, but that could change – at least in Canada.
CIPPIC Requests Investigation Over Deep Packet Inspection Read More »
It may be a longer running case in the United States, but it’s now one step closer to finally being resolved according to an early
Comcast Violated Agency Principles for Throttling BitTorrent – Commissioners Read More »
In light of the British government endorsed scheme of getting ISPs to send legal threatening letters to millions of citizens, one may wonder if this
UK ISPs Threat Against File-sharers – Will B&P Be the Way of the Future? Read More »
The explosive revelation over British ISPs being forced to become the copyright police have certainly caught many peoples attention.
Leaked British Government Letter – P2P Will be Cut by 80% Read More »
Late last week, we reported that the last of the Razorback servers were forced offline by BREIN, a Dutch anti-piracy outfit.
ZeroPaid Interviews Peerates on Razorback Shutdown Read More »
There’s a new conspiracy theory afloat online alleging the death of the internet as we know it.
Telus Denies Allegations Arising from ‘Death of the Internet’ Blog Posting Read More »
It’s been widely reported that American ISPs are being pressured to drop their UseNet service by the New York Attorney General.
EFF – Blocking UseNets Alt Hierarchy Would Violate First Amendment Read More »
A few days ago, we reported on the Bloc, one of Canada’s federal political parties, wanting ISPs more liable for copyright infringement.
Exclusive: Rogers – We Won’t Just Hand Customer Information Over to CRIA Read More »
