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www.slyck.com -
Since the RIAA began pursuing file-sharers in mid-2003, several remarkable transformations have occurred in the P2P world. Over the course of the last five years, an untold number of individuals have received monetary demands from the RIAA. Like P
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A German court has recently found that the evidence used in the country's tens of thousands of file sharing lawsuits is obtained in an unconstitutional way. The Frankenthal district court threw out a lawsuit against a defendant that was sued for sh
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arstechnica.com -
Comcast may have agreed to end its practice of using forged TCP reset packets to hinder the P2P traffic of its customers, but the cable provider isn't out of the woods yet. Three class-action lawsuits were filed against Comcast this week in Califor
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torrentfreak.com -
The RIAA has declared victory over Russian music download store AllofMP3, which it accused of the illegal distribution of millions of copyright tracks. The site, which was declared legal by a court last October, no longer offers music - but has spaw
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canadianpress.google.com -
Five years ago, Gary Fung set up a small website in his B.C. home to let visitors search for files available through a then-emerging peer-to-peer file-sharing system called BitTorrent. What started as a hobby project to help Fung improve his program
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blog.wired.com -
A 25-year-old Brooklyn man has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement in what the Recording Industry Association of America describes as the first-ever federal trial for online criminal copyright infringement prima
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arstechnica.com -
Hollywood has been granted another victory in its war against piracy, this time at the expense of two linking sites that the Motion Picture Association of America believes profited from enabling copyright infringement. Both ShowStash.net and Cinemat
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media.www.dailyutahchronicle.com -
The recording industry association is threatening to file lawsuits against 12 individuals -- possibly students or employees -- who have allegedly taken part in copyright infringement by illegally sharing music files using the U's Internet service.
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www.appscout.com -
Bootlegging movies seems to be a serious problem. Here in New York City, I have seen my fair share of pirated films on sale from vendors on Canal Street. Those who are involved in this business need to watch out, because there can be a heavy price t
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www.pcpro.co.uk -
A London legal firm is demanding in excess of £600 from people who it claims are guilty of downloading a single game from a file-sharing service. Legal firm Davenport Lyons sent the demand to one PC Pro reader, after claiming it had "forensic compu
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