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…  the payment isn’t mentioned. Also not mentioned is how an ISP is supposed to be able to regulate the actions of their customers, without …

We have recently reported on the situation in the UK where charities and even police forces are threatened with legal action for playing music within earshot of the general public. Hollywood is no stranger to strict royalty collection activities either, an …

…  industry is lining up people who pre-released music on OiNK. Now it is the turn of Japan to target a pre-releaser, this time of the …

…  leniency. But hold on just one moment. What about the OiNK users that are currently the subject of police criminal action for …  how can one set of file-sharers be the subject of a simple ISP ‘warning letter’, another pick up a £16,000 bill and others get hauled …

…  five men and one woman were arrested for sharing music on OiNK. The suspects were taken in for questioning, and required to provide DNA …  get off with a friendly warning letter from their ISP, while the four OiNK uploaders are being charged for doing exactly the same …

…  from the RIAA, with a strong focus on the liability of ISPs. The RIAA’s wishlist was published several weeks ago, but hasn’t …  online copyright infringement, mostly targeted at ISPs. You can read the document in full at Keionline. Require internet …  the same strategy the IFPI and BPI used to take down OiNK. …in the absence of proof to the contrary, an Internet service …

…  Italians can access the site. These don’t work across all ISPs yet, and those users are redirected to the following page by their ISP. …  site. Last October they did the same thing with the OiNK domain. That instance was even worse, as they used the opportunity to …

…  filesharers in the UK receive a warning letter from their ISP this week asking them nicely to stop sharing copyrighted files, six members of the OiNK tracker have been waiting anxiously for the results of a criminal …

…  Alan Ellis, the owner of OiNK, will have his bail extended for an amazing fifth time. Cleveland …  Others will be opening an unexpected letter from their ISP which claims they have been caught uploading music by the BPI, that they’ve …  no suggestion of police involvement. Shouldn’t the six OiNK uploaders be getting a “friendly” letter and a slap on the wrist …

…  tolerated, the next thing we know – such as in the recent OiNK arrests – those same civil law infringements are inflated to become some …  those it has encouraged to work for them in the OiNK case – the police. UK music licensing outfit the “Performing Right …

…  most people aren’t that keen on this plan, and ISPs who revealed to be considering such systems have received lots of bad …  executive Geoff Taylor said: “Virgin Media is the first ISP to publicly address the problem. It is a socially responsible ISP and I …  the police that the recently arrested uploaders from OiNK should be treated as serious criminals? TorrentFreak knows that at …