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.
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Trump Administration Pushes for Digital Rights Crackdown In NAFTA
The Trump administration has released its negotiation objectives for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations. It’s bad news if you are a fan of online civil rights.
Inside the Lobbyists NAFTA Copyright Demands: The MPAA
We’ve been reading through some of the demands made by various corporate organizations. Today, we thought we’d look at another submission: the MPAA.
Inside the Lobbyists NAFTA Copyright Demands: The RIAA
We are examining what copyright lobbying groups are demanding in the NAFTA renegotiation’s. Today, we are looking at the RIAA’s demands.
Inside the Lobbyists NAFTA Copyright Demands: Copyright Alliance
After a period of consultation, it seems that US lobby groups have come out swinging in the NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) talks. Today examine one: the Copyright Alliance.
Digital Rights Issues Bubble Beneath NAFTA Re-Negotiations Talks
There’s been talk off and on about the re-negotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Often overlooked are the digital rights issues that lurk beneath the surface.
CETA Signed Off As Wallonia Folds Under Pressure
Democracy and civil rights took a crushing blow today. Shortly after news surfaced that Wallonia folded under the pressure, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) has been signed.
TPP Signed Off, Marking the Beginning of the Final Fight
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been signed by all countries involved in the agreement. The agreement was marked by protests from citizens all around the world. Now, all that remains is ratification.
A Wrap-up of the Analysis of the TPP, CETA, and TiSA
We have finished analyzing three major trade agreements. These agreements include the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), and the Trades in Services Agreement (TiSA). We’ve made a lot of findings between the three of them, so we’ve decided to offer a quick overview of what we found.
Opinion: Why Malware as an Anti-Piracy Method is Doomed to Fail
By Drew Wilson Late last month, a report by the IP Commission caused a stir amongst advocates. Among the recommendations was the call to hack into an alleged copyright infringer’s computer and either delete infringing material, lock down the computer altogether, or physically destroy the computer entirely. Drew Wilson offers his thoughts on the subject […]
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