Equifax Fined £500,000 Over One of the Worst Data Breaches Ever
The Equifax data breach hit 147 million citizens. Now, Equifax is facing a £500,000 in the UK because of it.
Category Archives: Law and Technology
Supreme Court of Canada: IP Address Does Not Mean Guilt
A recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling could have major implications for any potential file-sharing cases in the future.
Emuparadise Removes ROMs from Site Following Nintendo Threat
Major classic emulation website Emuparadise has pulled their ROM downloads after Nintendo issued a legal threat.
Movie Corporations Seek to Block Fan Sub Sites in Australia
Major American movie studios are in Australian courts seeking an injunction against several fan sub websites.
Could FileSharing Debate Add Insight into 3D Printed Guns Debate?
3D printing has once again soared into the forefront of public debate. We examine the copyright debate to see what it can tell us about 3D printed guns.
8 Year Prison Sentence Handed Down Over Negative Online Review
During a trip to Egypt, a Lebanese tourist posted a negative online review. For that, she was sentenced to 8 years in prison.
Video Game Cracker Voksi Calls It Quits Following Police Raid
Known for cracking DRM made by Denuvo, a recent police raid is proving that it’s the end of the road for Voksi.
Quebec Superior Court Rules ISP Level Site Blocking Unconstitutional
A recent court ruling in Quebec says that government mandated ISP level site blocking is unconstitutional.
Report: Network Neutrality Becomes Enshrined in India
Reports are surfacing that India has become the latest country to enshrine network neutrality in law.
German Court Rules Usenet Provider Liable for User Activity
A court in Germany has ruled that Usenet providers are liable for the activity of users. The case was brought forth by GEMA.
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