This is part 5 of the republication of my meta-analysis on what file-sharing studies really say.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 5 – Producers Lose Less Than $2 Per Album Read More »
This is part 4 of my meta-analysis on what filesharing studies really say.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 4 – MPAA Preserving It’s Oligopoly Read More »
Part 3 of the republication of my meta-analysis.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 3 – RIAA Suppresses Innovation Read More »
Part 2 of the republication of my meta-analysis.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 2 – P2P Has No Effect on Music Sales Read More »
Justin Trudeau is reportedly actively lobbying the European Union and its members to sign on to the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). While Canadian
Trudeau Actively Promotes Censorship, 3 Strikes Law Through CETA Read More »
In May of 2012, a series of studies was published on ZeroPaid by me in response to a study that suggested file-sharing was causing a
What Filesharing Studies Really Say – Part 1 – Litigation a Failure? Read More »
File-sharing litigation has continued to be a trend in 2015. This is in spite of the fact that such activities don’t produce any real tangible
Filesharing Litigation Drops After Major Spike Read More »
It may have been a long time coming. The French government has announced that it would no longer be disconnecting alleged copyright infringer’s from the
Disconnection In French Three Strikes Law Scrapped Read More »
Ridiculously over-inflated numbers are nothing new for rights holders. Many in the past have pointed out the errors of the methodology such as one download
INTA: Piracy Will Cost More Than the GDP of Australia Read More »
By Drew Wilson Late last year, Canadians were treated to news that an anti-piracy outfit working on behalf of Voltage media was gearing up to
New Wave of Canadian FileSharing Lawsuits Hits Roadblock Read More »
