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Cleveland police initially stated that the charges against Alan would be announced December 2007, but this was soon  …

…  offenses. It is alleged that the individuals were users of OiNK who uploaded music to other users in advance of its commercial release …

…  has changed the way people interact with music. Sites like OiNK made it easy to find and share virtually every piece of music ever …

The bill, dubbed the ‘Canadian DMCA’ has not been popular with many of those it will effect. Over 40,000 have joined a facebook group, run by Michael Geist opposing it. Geist, a law professor at University of Ottawa, has been fighting to oppose these laws  …

…  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 …

…  the police that the recently arrested uploaders from OiNK should be treated as serious criminals? TorrentFreak knows that at …

…  reported that Cleveland Police had arrested a user of OiNK, who was questioned and later released on police bail. We also …  and IFPI worked with the police in order to close down the OiNK tracker site last October. The illegal online distribution of music, …

…  that British police had started to arrest ex-users of OiNK in the on-going ‘Operation Ark Royal’, we published an article on Friday. …  seems the music industry’s desire to paint OiNK as a criminal network focused on the ruination of the music business, has …  theme since the day of the original raid and shutdown of OiNK. Many observers have been questioning for some time now why the police …

…  the OiNK tracker was shutdown in 2007, a statement appeared on the site’s homepage. …  their muscles in civil action. But even now, months after OiNK was shutdown, no-one - including OiNK admin Alan Ellis - has been charged with anything. Would OiNK users …