News surrounding your privacy
Last year, ZeroPaid reported on the German music industry saying it would sue 1000 file-sharers every month in the year of 2007.
German Government – Data Retention is for Terrorists, Not Copyright Infringers Read More »
The lawful access consultation got off to a rocky start.
Opposition to Lawful Access Mounts Read More »
News in a particular field is often described as a roller-coaster to many journalists.
Turbulent Times for Filesharing Read More »
isoHunt is a popular BitTorrent website which offers a large database for torrents. Unfortunately, it seems pressure is causing sites like isoHunt to start blacklisting
isoHunt Clarifies US Blacklisting Read More »
The Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) released the results of a study on DRM’s (Digital Rights Management) impact on Canadian law.
CIPPIC Studies Privacy Implications of DRM Read More »
In November of 2005, two controversial bills died on the order paper in Canada. They were known as Bill C-60 and Bill C-74.
Canadian Surveillance Bill Returns Read More »
2005 was an eventful year that kept the file-sharing community on its toes. 2006 was little different. Without a doubt, file-sharing has had an impact
Slyck’s P2P Wrap-Up 2006 Read More »
Some may remember back in June when open letters from many groups surfaced online. In July, the CBA (Canadian Bar Association) also issued an open
Copyright Face Off in Canada Read More »
Canada’s Bill C-60, also known as the Copyright Reform Bill, was perhaps one of the better known pieces of Internet legislation. There’s another well known
CBA Denounces Surveillance Bill Read More »
Bill C-60 and Bill C-74 have died. For many consumer aware people, this is not only cause for relief, but also the cause for celebration
Setting the Stage for Copyright Reform in Canada Read More »
