Join P2PViNE and become a content editor, all the content on P2PViNE is submitted and controlled by our members. We place the control and popularity of media back in your hands. Please Visit our Upcoming News section first to vote upon the latest submitted articles.
Search results for law
torrentfreak.com -
New Zealand is known for sheep, rugby, and dramatic filming locations. However, it will also be known for being the first place in the world with a 3-strikes law for copyright infringement. The Copyright Amendment Act 2008 gained royal assent earlie
read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
torrentfreak.com -
The European Parliament has voted in favor of an amendment that will prevent member states from implementing three-stikes laws. Disconnecting alleged file-sharers based on evidence from anti-piracy lobby groups restricts the rights and freedoms of I
read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
torrentfreak.com -
When a story appears in the media involving piracy, it inevitably mentions how lobby groups like the RIAA get involved in helping establish evidence. Is this really needed, or does this compromise the cases? Should representatives for the victims re
read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
torrentfreak.com -
When It comes to politicians taking a stand against 'anti-piracy bills', such as the three-strikes legislation that's being backdoored in Europe at the moment, the mind generally goes Swedish, to Rick Falkvinge for example. The mind doesn't tend to
read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
ap.google.com -
Sweden's Parliament narrowly approved a law Wednesday that gives authorities sweeping powers to eavesdrop on all e-mail and telephone traffic that crosses the Nordic nation's borders.
Critics have slammed the law as an invasion of privacy and a read more »
Comment Bury
Critics have slammed the law as an invasion of privacy and a read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
news.slashdot.org -
"This Wednesday at 9am the Swedish Parliament is voting on a new wiretapping law which would enable the civil agency (FRA — Defense Radio Agency) to snoop on all traffic crossing the Swedish border. E-mail, fax, telephone, web, SMS, etc. 24/7 witho
read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
torrentfreak.com -
Canada, one of the shining lights in the copyright and intellectual property world, has a shadow approaching that may dim that for all. The name of that shadow? Bill c-61, which was formally introduced by Industry minister Jim Prentice an hour or tw
read more »
Comment Bury
Comment Bury
