Report: Unauthorized UK Downloaders to be Cut Off
A recent report has many buzzing over the possibility that British ISP’s might start become the copyright police.
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File-Sharing
News in the controversial world of file-sharing
US Congress Passes Anti-Campus File-sharing Requirements
Despite a massive error in the MPAAs college campus piracy study revealed nearly three weeks ago, it appears that the US congress has passed an
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Experts Debate on AT&T Filtering the Internet
With Time Warner saying that it would cap and introduce consumption-based billing, things for ISP consumers took another hit with AT&T thinking that they would
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4,000 Legal Documents Sent to ThePirateBay
An article on Ars Technica says that ThePirateBay, one of the internets most popular BitTorrent websites, just recieved 4,000 legal documents from Swedish prosecutors.
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Can the RIAA Sue for Attempted Copyright Infringement?
The Atlantic vs Howell has just taken on a new twist. While the case brought everyone the now-famous claim that ‘CD ripping is illegal‘, now
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MiniNova Introduces Server Content Distribution
While LimeWire is rolling out a social networking site, MiniNova, one of the internet’s most popular public BitTorrent websites, is rolling out a free server
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RIAA Announces 12th Round of University Lawsuits
It seems the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) are still trying lawsuits to stem use of file-sharing.
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European Commission Wants Consumer Friendly Market for Content
With a lot of attention being paid to the European Commission settling the Apple iTunes anti-trust case, it’s interesting to note what the European Commission
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German Government – Data Retention is for Terrorists, Not Copyright Infringers
Last year, ZeroPaid reported on the German music industry saying it would sue 1000 file-sharers every month in the year of 2007.
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Canadian Songwriters Demand Legalization of P2P
Canada’s copyright debate is headed to a boiling point.
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