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Two weeks ago we published an opinion piece where we pointed out some unfortunately-phrased comments from MPAA boss Chris Dodd.
The former congressman pointed out that the film industry was able to thrive because of intellectual property protections.
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Following the recent and ongoing censorship of The Pirate Bay, the Dutch Pirate Party went out on a limb by running a proxy service dedicated to unblocking the site.
After a brief legal battle, yesterday they lost their case against Dutch anti-piracy ou …
This week censorship of The Pirate Bay is the hot topic and inevitably online discussion has centered on the main issue – how this censorship can be circumvented.
A selection of methods were suggested by the site’s operators, all of them very easy to ca …
Before the net, if you wanted to send a copy of something that was protected under the copyright monopoly, it was an absolute given that you could do so. You would send that copy in the mail without a single thought of repercussions. You could send copies …
Breaking news just in from The Pirate Bay.
The notorious torrent site has bought the exclusive rights to use Greece’s airspace.
The Pirate Bay plans to use the new asset to advance their new project where GPS controlled drones will partially host the …
As can be seen from the screenshot below, the people at the forward-looking Oxford Dictionaries have acknowledged the existence of BitTorrent for some time. Others, such as the famous Britannica-owned Merriam-Webster, have been slower to react.
The …
After their failed attempt at making ISP iiNet responsible for the copyright infringements of its file-sharing customers, it was never likely that the Hollywood studios and their Australian counterparts would give up on the piracy fight.
“ISPs hold th …