Drama Escalates With CETA As Europe Challenges Canada
If you are a supporter of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, the latest development will no doubt be infuriating.
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If you are a supporter of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, the latest development will no doubt be infuriating.
Drama Escalates With CETA As Europe Challenges Canada Read More »
Major record labels operating in the US have sued another ISP in an effort to turn them into copyright cops. It’s the latest in an
Major Record Labels Sues ISP to Turn Them Into Copyright Cops Read More »
Reports are surfacing that Canada will begin implementing the hugely controversial Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement. They say most of it will kick in on July
Canadian Government Says CETA Will “Mostly” Kick in July 1 Read More »
This is part 9 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis on what filesharing studies really say.
It may have been a long time coming. The French government has announced that it would no longer be disconnecting alleged copyright infringer’s from the
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There’s been a rise of opinions amongst supporters of the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) that needs to be addressed. The opinion is that if you
Opinion: Being Against the TPP Doesn’t Mean You’re Against Free Trade Read More »
A three strikes law is one of a number of ideas major corporate entities have brought forth as a way to stem the flow of
HADOPI Three Strikes Law at a Crossroad Read More »
Have you ever wondered what happens when rights holders actually gets a three strikes law? Well, the people of New Zealand are finding that out
After Getting Three Strikes Law, Rights Holders Demand More Read More »
After numerous set-backs, the European Commission rejecting ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) and other countries backing away as a result, it seemed like it was a
Mexico Signs onto ACTA Read More »
After years of tension and drama surrounding the infamous secretive Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), a vote by the European Parliament seems to have sealed it’s
European Parliament Overwhelmingly Rejects ACTA 478 – 39 Read More »