News in the controversial world of file-sharing
Copyright holder allegedly sent extortion notices and incomplete notices and sued when those notices didn’t get forwarded.
Judge Allows Bells Fight Against Copyright Abuse to Continue Read More »
While other services are bending at the knee over age verification, Mastodon has no actual means to comply.
Mastodon Isn’t Complying With Age Verification Because It Can’t Read More »
The stage is set for a never ending game of social media whack-a-mole as users flock to TikTok alternatives.
Is the US Repeating the Napster Mistake With TikTok? Users Flock to Alternatives Read More »
It’s easy to think that we’ve never seen this level of attack on speech, but as Drew Wilson explains, there’s actually a lot of history to work off of.
Editorial: Speech is the New “Piracy” Read More »
The SOPA fight from the internet of old may be back for another round as the MPA is working with congress for another attempt.
MPA Pushing to Bring Internet Killing Bill SOPA Back Read More »
Streamers seem to be increasingly looking for a Canadian exit in light of the Online Streaming Act. Could piracy see a rise as a result?
How Streamers Exiting the Canadian Marketplace Could Fuel Online Piracy Read More »
With Mastodon’s rise along with decentralized social media, where could things go to from here if it continues to follow file-sharing’s footsteps?
ActivityPub, and the popularity of Mastadon could be a sign that Canada’s efforts to regulate the internet with Bill’s C-11 and C-18 may go down
How Decentralized Social Media Can Thwart Canada’s Efforts to Regulate the Internet Read More »
Parts of the music sector has seen slow, but eventual progress. Now, industry observers are warning that Bill C-11 could torpedo it.
Music Industry Observer Warns Bill C-11 Could Undermine Years of Technological Progress Read More »
We thought this long running myth was finally dead. Yet, somehow, it still crops up in the media.
It’s 2022. How Do People Still Think One Download Means One Lost Sale? Read More »
