This is an article from: TorrentFreak Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed: Back in February TorrentFreak reported on the IFPI forcing, via the Danish courts, an ISP to block its subscribers from accessing The Pirate Bay….
Judge Says First-Ever RIAA Piracy Trial May Need a Do-Over: “The judge who presided over the nation’s first file sharing trial says he is considering granting a retrial. The judge said that Jammie Thomas, who…
This is an article from: TorrentFreak First European Anti-Piracy Disconnection: The Finnish Government The last few months have turned the possibility of disconnecting file-sharers from the Internet into a hot topic. France has been at…
XBIZ – The Industry Source: “Piracy: A Matter of Life or Death, 12.05.2008 Recently, Washington Post military correspondent Tom Ricks reported on the problem of a ‘porno virus’ being spread by both American and Iraqi…
Best-Selling Author Turns Piracy into Profit ‘Since the dawn of time, human beings have felt the need to share – from food to art. Sharing is part of the human condition. A person who does…
Combating Piracy: “Recently, XBIZ World Magazine asked several industry players ‘Which do you think will be most effective in combating content piracy — taking legal action against pirates, a technological solution, or some combination of…
TorrentSpy Won’t Pay $111 Million Fine: “TorrentSpy lawyers said the torrent-tracking service won’t pay the $111 million judgment a U.S. judge levied against it. Attorney Ira Rothken said he would appeal one of the nation’s…
House passes copyright enforcement bill: “The legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives would allow law enforcement authorities to seek the forfeiture of property used in copyright infringement. “ (Via Macworld.)
MPAA Demands $15 Million from The Pirate Bay This is an article from: TorrentFreak The movie titles they are claiming damages for are Harry Potter, Syriana, The Pink Panther and Walk the Line and the…
MPAA Defeats TorrentSpy: “A Los Angeles Federal court has rendered a $110 million judgment against Valence Media, the company which operates the now defunct TorrentSpy. This judgment represents the culmination of a lengthy decline for…