‘Whose Line is it Anyway?’ Lives on in P2P
A show some may have never heard of. It was a show others have grown to love or simply fell in love with it at […]
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The Truth About Canadian Copyright…
If you’re a Canadian who knows a little bit about Canadian politics today, you may note that the possibility of a snap election is very
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TV Lawsuits More Apparent In The Future?
iTunes has been a resource for many users willing to pay for the format. Now with a business move many predicted months before it was
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Teh Scene Releases Final Episode
“The Scene’s” initial release was immediately surrounded by controversy. As with any controversy over something well known, it spread like wildfire.
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Canadian Author Voices Opinion on Copyright
We live in an age where advanced technology and controversy often collide. Controversy has found significant degrees of magnitude online, as the music and movie
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Star Wars – Return of the Lawsuit?
Behind lock doors lie copies of unreleased movies. Behind encrypted private chat rooms are people aiming the break into those locked doors to claim these
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The Realworld’s Real Return?
Known for being a large resource of eDonkey2000 links for TV shows, “The-RealWorld” makes it’s return to the Internet for another round.
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EFF Concerned About British Broadcast Flag
The idea of the broadcast flag is rather unsettling to many Americans. It restricts many things one can do with a television set that he
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Michael Geist Releases Book on Canadian Copyright
Michael Geist has released a book called “In the Public Interest”. It is a book on Canadian Copyright in today’s digital world. It talks about
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CIPPIC Says CRIA Headed In Wrong Direction
The Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) was disappointment in the Canadian Recording Industry Association’s (CRIA) characterization of parts of two national polls
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