Earlier this week, the Canadian notice-and-notice law took effect. Now, it seems that copyright holders are sending legal threats which contain false information about the […]
Rightscorp Sends Misleading Demand Letters In Canada Read More »
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 The controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) has once again leaked. The freshly leaked details re-confirms some of human rights and activists worst
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Leaks Again Read More »
By Drew Wilson Late last month, a report by the IP Commission caused a stir amongst advocates. Among the recommendations was the call to hack
Opinion: Why Malware as an Anti-Piracy Method is Doomed to Fail Read More »
By Drew Wilson The lawsuit campaign against individual file-sharers is probably one of the older online anti-piracy efforts record labels and movie studios have used.
TorrentLitigation Adds Insight into File-Sharing Lawsuits 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 Last week, a German court ruled that Internet access is “essential” for every day life. If someone’s access is disrupted, they are
Could the Recent German Court Ruling Affect CETA and TPP? Read More »
By Drew Wilson On the back of the news we broke earlier about a study on anti-circumvention laws, news has arrived that those kinds of
Anti-Circumvention Laws Struck Down in Columbia Read More »
By Drew Wilson One of the issues brought up by activists in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was that included anti-circumvention language. Now, activists have new
New Study: Anti-Circumvention Laws Excessively Favours Rightsholders Read More »
