Mass litigation has commenced against 2,000 individuals accused of copyright infringement by Gallant Macmillan on behalf of record label Ministry of Sound. While this isn’t […]
Ministry of Sound Legally Threatens 2,000 Alleged File-Sharers Read More »
There’s been no shortage of opinions on the issue of downloading music. From average citizens to activists to labels to mainstream to small time artists,
Pink Floyd Band Manager: Attempts to Stop People From Copying a “Waste of Time” Read More »
We recently reported that an updated version of ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) has leaked online. We are currently pouring over the contents of the forbidden
ACTA’s Latest Text – A Quick Read Through Read More »
The has been some interesting developments in the RIAA vs. Tenenbaum case that may have some far reaching consequences. How far reaching wasn’t clear until
RIAA v. Tenenbaum – How Likely Is An Appeal Coming? Read More »
In what shape is the litigation campaign for the RIAA? Evidently, it’s far worse then we thought if the RIAAs IRS forms are anything to
RIAA 2008 Litigation – Spends $17 Million, Recoups $391,000 Read More »
HADOPI in France allowed that country to be one of the first countries to pass a graduated, or three strikes law for alleged copyright infringers.
French UMP Members Having Second Thoughts on Three Strikes? Read More »
It may be the least surprising reaction of the year, but the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) has said that they would contest the
RIAA Cries Foul Over Tenenbaum Fine Reduction Read More »
In what may be one of the strangest stories in a long time, a website claimed to have hacked BitTorrent website ThePirateBay and exposed 4
Website That Claims to Have Hacked ThePirateBay Vanishes Read More »
It’s been a while since we were able to report on anything in the Tenenbaum case, but news has broke today that the Joel Tenenbaum
Judge Declares Tenenbaum Fine Unconstitutional, Slashes it To Tenth Read More »
We have just wrapped up reviewing bill C-32, Canada’s copyright reform bill. Since Canada had a huge public consultation on the matter earlier, we found
Canadian Copyright Reform Bill – The Winners and Losers Read More »
