… day five in the copyright infringement case of AFACT – representing several Hollywood … BitTorrent users to filter connections to other users – for example using a blocklist in conjunction with software such as Peer …
October 12th, 2009
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… day four in the copyright infringement case of AFACT – representing several Hollywood … (placed directly under the ‘free download’ link for the official BitTorrent client) and also on Mininova.
This lead Cobden … example of iiNet’s intent to focus not on legally relevant and factually indisputable matters but to focus on the legally …
October 9th, 2009
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… I want to put my hand up in support of Lily Allen. She’s asking British musicians to galvanise over a serious crime: the … over, people are stealing music in its millions in the form of illegal file-sharing. It’s easy to do, and has become accepted by … power to demand suspensions of accounts is only achievable through a wide-scale invasion of personal privacy which we believe would …
September 21st, 2009
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The Internet, MP3 players and file-sharing services have changed the music habits of … with Virgin Media as a partner but any deal has to sit comfortably with how we value our assets against how it values its customers,” an EMI insider said. “We have to evaluate each deal as it comes in and make sure we’re happy with the overall …
September 9th, 2009
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The proposed sale of The Pirate Bay is looking less like a business deal and increasingly like some kind of soap opera – and an unbelievable one at that.
Despite Global Gaming Factory’s investors getting cold feet and aborting their financial support for the purchase of the world’s largest tracker, on Thursday the company’s …
August 29th, 2009
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… on, admit it – if you never again read another ‘Pirate Bay Being Sold’ article it would still be too … a few short months ago, Ernesto and I were toiling for hours and hours every day, neglecting our regular jobs (yes, we‘re only … largest tracker, GGF are increasingly seen as an irrelevance. If you believe all the hype, they will soon buy and “legalize” the …
August 25th, 2009
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We have previously explored the problems of getting a fair trial inside the courtroom. However, public perceptions and information around the world in general also affects a trial. In a civil case, … basis in reality, nor will there be a fair and impartial evaluation of those laws. In some cases, prominent members of the music …
August 15th, 2009
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… the end of July it was revealed that Karoo, an ISP serving the Hull area of … would provide customers with three written notifications before their service was temporarily suspended.
Although this rethink was … provided by the copyright owners.”
Common sense prevails. Well done Karoo, you got there in the end. But we still haven’t had our …
August 10th, 2009
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Studies on the prevalence of illegal downloading, especially those targeted at music downloads, … indeed, it turns out that some ‘pirates’ are also paying for downloads through iTunes or other web stores.
The results show that 9 …
July 24th, 2009
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After targeting smaller BitTorrent communities for the past three years, BREIN has recently moved on to the bigger fish. In … in a few weeks – was also added to the lawsuit.
The relevance of this case remains to be seen. The defendants, who were summoned to …
July 21st, 2009
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After its initial adoption in May 2009, the original version of the controversial Hadopi anti-piracy legislation was … a subsidiary of the post office – will be made responsible for administering identification information and sanctions under the so-called …
July 21st, 2009
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