While CRIA may be struggling with its ability to maintain a moral standing on copyright infringement, ZeroPaid has learned that Canada and Europe is quietly […]
Canada and the EU Secretly Negotiating One Strike Policy? Read More »
If you asked a file-sharer in, say, 2005, if there would be a political party with a focus on, among other things, copyright and internet
ZeroPaid Interviews the Pirate Party of Canada Read More »
Interesting new development in the Tenenbaum case. After ThePirateBay posted the DJ Joel Mixtape, a torrent of the songs Joel was sued for ($675,000 in
RIAA Member Lawyer Blames Joel for ThePirateBay Mixtape Read More »
Last week, the UK Pirate Party officially became a political party in Britain, this week, they have posted an interesting commentary on the price of
PPUK – Why the Price of Justice is Too High for File-Sharing Read More »
We’re not entirely sure who would be more upset, copyright holders who have been desperately trying to install a three strikes regime everywhere in the
Report – Windows 7 is ‘Practically Made for Pirates’ Read More »
When Jammie Thomas was fined $1.92 million for sharing 24 songs, the verdict sent shock waves throughout the world. Thomas’ lawyers then appealed the decision
US Govt Urges Judge to Reject Thomas’ Unconstitutionality Claim Read More »
There’s a disturbing new development in Australia. A law proposal was disclosed to the public that would get ISPs to spy on the contents of
Australian Law Proposal to Turn ISPs Into Copyright Cops Read More »
When it comes to Australian ISP stories, Australia isn’t exactly void of a number of horror stories. Things like particularly low monthly bandwidth caps and
Aussie ISP Wants to Ban P2P Traffic on Off-Peak Hours Read More »
It may be history repeating itself. When CRIA pushed for Bill C-60, many Canadian labels who were, at the time, members of CRIA, broke away
Manitoba Music Industry Association Shuns CRIA Stance on Copyright Read More »
Copyright industry lawyer and lobbyist for the CMPDA (The Canadian arm of the MPAA) and the CRIA (The Canadian arm of the RIAA) wrote an
Copyright Industry Demands Canada Adopt Three Strikes Law Read More »
