After 5 parts, we begin to near the end of our look at Bill C-32, Canada’s copyright reform bill. While we may have covered a […]
A Detailed Look at Bill C-32 – Canada’s Copyright Reform Bill (Part 6 – Final) Read More »
In news that might give a second reason to call the raids on several streaming sites a failure, TVShack is currently back up under a
TVShack Back Up Under Different Domain Read More »
The ASCAP and NMPA story has generated quite a lot of attention and feedback here at ZeroPaid and one music marketer has decided to have
ZeroPaid Interviews a Music Marketer Read More »
We are now over half way through reading through and analyzing Canada’s latest copyright reform bill. While there have been many interesting ideas (many of
A Detailed Look at Bill C-32 – Canada’s Copyright Reform Bill (Part 4) Read More »
Yesterday, we reported that the government wants to repeal parts of the Digital Economy Act. Today, there was a conflicting report from a one site
Report – UK Government Won’t Repeal Digital Economy Act After All Read More »
There’s plenty of things wrong with the Digital Economy Act. One of the major flaws is that ISPs would have to pay for the cost
Digital Economy Act – Consumers to Foot the Bill for Enforcement Read More »
With the loss of Limewire in court earlier this month, many are reflecting what was Limewire and the developer behind it. The next question is,
The Limewire Loss, Where to From Here? (Alternatives to Limewire) Read More »
It’s been an ongoing case against ISOHunt in the US and new court documents were released that shows that ISOHunt has been dealt with a
ISOHunt Receives Permanent Injunction in US Court Read More »
Not too long ago, we reported on how producers of the film “Hurt Locker” were saying that they would sue tens of thousands of file-sharers
“Hurt Locker” Producer Throws Temper Tantrum at Critic Read More »
With a big push for a three strikes law, many people have a seemingly unlikely ally – ISPs. Yes, it’s the same ISPs that want
Are ISPs The Biggest Obstacle to a Three Strikes Law? Read More »
