One of the latest copyright related lawsuits being filed in the US is currently catching a fair amount of interest. While users and developers have […]
Copyright Holders Sue US ISP for Subscribers File-sharing Activities Read More »
By Drew Wilson Last week, a report suggested that the government agency HADOPI was gearing up to combine website blocking, three strikes laws, search engine
Opinion: Combining Several Bad Ideas Won’t Stop Piracy Read More »
By Drew Wilson The UK is under an increasingly dark cloud of censorship these days. A court decision has made ISPs in the country block
Growing Internet Censorship in the UK Draws Fire Read More »
By Drew Wilson We’ve been covering the different countries the IIPA (International Intellectual Property Alliance) wants on their piracy watchlist. So far, the submissions were
IIPA Wants Italy on Piracy Watchlist for Having Privacy Laws Read More »
By Drew Wilson The Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) finally convicted its first file-sharer under the now tested New Zealand three strikes law.
RIANZ Spends $250,000 on Three Strikes Law to Reap $616.57 Read More »
By Drew Wilson The day after New Zealand saw its first conviction under the so-called “three strikes law”, the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand
RIANZ – Downloading P2P Software Proof of Wrongdoing Read More »
By Drew Wilson New Zealand is the latest in a growing list of countries convicting alleged copyright infringers over so-called three strikes laws. The accused
First File-Sharer Convicted Under New Zealand Three Strikes Law Read More »
By Drew Wilson Every few years, the idea of using anonymous networks pops up in discussion from time to time. Often, this is the result
Editorial: Why We Are a Long Way From Using Anonymous P2P Networks Read More »
By Drew Wilson New Zealand is one of the very few countries in the world to actually put in place a three strikes law. Next
New Zealand Three Strikes Law to Be Tested Read More »
iTunes has been a resource for many users willing to pay for the format. Now with a business move many predicted months before it was
TV Lawsuits More Apparent In The Future? Read More »
