By Drew Wilson The Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) finally convicted its first file-sharer under the now tested New Zealand three strikes law. […]
RIANZ Spends $250,000 on Three Strikes Law to Reap $616.57 Read More »
By Drew Wilson The day after New Zealand saw its first conviction under the so-called “three strikes law”, the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand
RIANZ – Downloading P2P Software Proof of Wrongdoing Read More »
By Drew Wilson New Zealand is the latest in a growing list of countries convicting alleged copyright infringers over so-called three strikes laws. The accused
First File-Sharer Convicted Under New Zealand Three Strikes Law Read More »
By Drew Wilson The HADOPI law (Haute Autorité pour la diffusion des œuvres et la protection des droits sur internet) and its government agency under
Procedural Error Sinks Would-Be HADOPI Conviction Read More »
By Drew Wilson New Zealand is one of the very few countries in the world to actually put in place a three strikes law. Next
New Zealand Three Strikes Law to Be Tested Read More »
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 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 »
ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) has certainly been at the receiving end of numerous heavy blows. The heaviest are coming from Europe where widespread opposition and
Australian Committee Recommends Against Ratifying ACTA Read More »
