Where the law and technology collides
It may have been an idea on the backs of the minds of many file-sharers who watch p2p on trial in the United States, but […]
MPAA on Jammie Thomas Case – What Do You Mean we Need Evidence? Read More »
Can you really sue for attempted copyright infringement? The EFF doesn’t think so and has filed an amicus brief arguing that the major record labels
EFF Files Amicus Brief on Jammie Thomas Trial, Demands Re-Trial Read More »
One of the many headline grabbers is the damages that could be awarded. Downloading copyrighted works for private use would be pegged at $500 per
The Canadian DMCA – The Actual Text – Damages – $500 – $20,000 Per Infringement Read More »
The CBA (Canadian Bar Association) spoke (P. 30-34) about various issues that surround the impact of technology and copyright today.
Canadian Bar Association Discusses P2P and DRM Read More »
For some, obtaining court documents is a very elusive thing. Usually when a landmark decision is handed down, many rely on media coverage and press
AltLaw.org – Court Documents at Your Fingertips Read More »
A decision was handed down in a Canadian court recently which has consumer rights groups in an uproar. The issue is whether or not a
Consumers Denied Right to Sue Read More »
APRIL (l’Association pour la Promotion et la Recherche en Informatique Libre) has taken action (PDF) before the French Supreme court.
French Movement Seeks Annulment on Anti-DRM Fines Read More »
After some political turmoil, the Prime Minister of Canada did a cabinet shuffle.
Bev Oda and Maxime Bernier Keep Their Positions Read More »
2005 was an eventful year that kept the file-sharing community on its toes. 2006 was little different. Without a doubt, file-sharing has had an impact
Slyck’s P2P Wrap-Up 2006 Read More »
New Zealand is undergoing some copyright changes (Copyright Reform Bill – in PDF and plain text). Many countries have talked – and have acted on
New Zealand Hit with Copyright Reform Read More »
