Online Speech in Crosshairs of Texas Anti Abortion Law, Uber, Lyft Vows to Fight Drew Wilson | September 4, 2021 The US Supreme Court has given the green light to Texas’ anti-abortion law. The fallout is now rolling across the Internet.
TorrentLitigation Adds Insight into File-Sharing Lawsuits Drew Wilson | March 21, 2013 By Drew Wilson The lawsuit campaign against individual file-sharers is probably one of the older online anti-piracy efforts record labels and movie studios have used. While the anti-piracy efforts employed today are more complex, there are still plenty of file-sharing lawsuits going around. That is where TorrentLitigation comes into the picture. It’s a website not …
New Wave of Canadian FileSharing Lawsuits Hits Roadblock Drew Wilson | January 18, 2013 By Drew Wilson Late last year, Canadians were treated to news that an anti-piracy outfit working on behalf of Voltage media was gearing up to sue Canadians by the millions for the downloading of copyrighted movies on BitTorrent. While those operating on the side of the plaintiffs of the case practically insinuated that going through …
300 Alleged BitTorrent Users Targeted By Porn Industry Drew Wilson | September 4, 2010 It seems that the porn industry is currently ramping up its anti-piracy efforts after filing lawsuits against 300 individuals accused of copyright infringement. The lawsuits were filed by Millennium TGA, Lightspeed Media Corporation and Hard Drive Productions in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division.
ZeroPaid Interviews Russell McOrmond – Part 3 of 3 Drew Wilson | March 2, 2008 In part 1 of this three part interview, ZeroPaid and Russell McOrmond discussed a number of issues including privacy, network neutrality and Michael Geist.
RIAA – Filesharing Growth Has ‘Stabilized’ Drew Wilson | February 25, 2008 Late last week, the RIAA announced that they have launched a new round of lawsuits. This follows last months round of lawsuits.
RIAA Announces 12th Round of University Lawsuits Drew Wilson | January 13, 2008 It seems the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) are still trying lawsuits to stem use of file-sharing.
