Post from: TorrentFreak Danish ISPs Reject Anti-Piracy Proposals: “ Danish ISPs have rejected proposals from the IFPI for a ‘3-strikes and you’re out’ policy to deal with illicit file-sharers. In a joint statement, the telecoms…
Paedo case expert Jim Bates arrested on child porn charge: “ Operation Ore campaigner has collar felt Early last Thursday, police in Market Harborough and Rugby arrested two forensics experts, Jim Bates and Chris Magee,…
BBC NEWS | UK | Crackdown on ‘suicide websites’: “Crackdown on ‘suicide websites’” [Note also the Times coverage: Government clampdown on ‘suicide websites’] The law on “suicide websites” is to be rewritten to ensure people…
YouTube removes clips glorifying gang violence: “YouTube, the world’s largest video-sharing website, this week removed over two dozen videos glorifying gangs and gang violence which had been on its website in some cases for over…
IPhone Takes Screenshots of Everything You Do Says Hacker: “In a webcast Thursday, iPhone hacker and data-forensics expert Jonathan Zdziarski explained that the iPhone stores a screenshot of everything you do — and that these…
Post from: TorrentFreak Football Fans Eye World Cup Piracy Options: “ Last week, football fans in the UK were disappointed after satellite broadcaster Setanta failed to reach a deal with free-to-air terrestrial channels to show…
BT’s secret Phorm trials: UK.gov responds: “ EU lawyers mull action Exclusive The European Commission is analysing the government’s explanation of why UK authorites have taken no action over BT and Phorm’s allegedly illegal broadband…
British police bring fraud and copyright charges over file-sharing service: “The man police believe was behind the OiNK music file-sharing service has been charged with conspiracy to defraud. Four other people have been charged with…
Latest online offender ‘grooming’ tactics revealed – 2008 – Press releases – Media centre – CEOP: “Friday 11 September 2008 Latest online offender ‘grooming’ tactics revealed UK centre for tackling the sexual abuse of children…
Anonymous web comments protected like journalists’ sources, rules Montana court: “A court in Montana has ruled that a newspaper does not have to reveal the identity of those who posted comments on its website. A…