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RIAA dumps dodgy detectives

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RIAA dumps dodgy detectives

By The Inquirer | Jan 6, 2009

Boldly marching backwards in the face of logic and common sense and file sharing reality.

RIAA throws in the towel

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RIAA throws in the towel

By The Inquirer | Jan 12, 2009

Copyright violations may not contain any actual copyright violation.

Filesharer ordered to pay $675,000

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Filesharer ordered to pay $675,000

By The Inquirer | Aug 4, 2009

Recording industry could score another bankruptcy - yay...

The MPAA runs amok

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The MPAA runs amok

By The Inquirer | Nov 16, 2009

Bad decisions of our time part 1237.

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Become your own PirateBay

By The Inquirer | Aug 18, 2009

Download their index today, before the RIAA and IFPI does - information wants to be free!

Music for the people

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Music for the people

By The Inquirer | May 5, 2009

Unsigned bands get DRM-free online store of their own.

German army announces new cyber-hacking unit

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German army announces new cyber-hacking unit

By The Inquirer | Feb 11, 2009

William Gibson's Neuromancer is becoming more accurate every day, as new hacking unit forms in Bonn.

Daft Kiwi copyright law could be adopted

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Daft Kiwi copyright law could be adopted

By The Inquirer | Jan 7, 2009

NZ downloaders presumed guilty without evidence, according to new law.

Mafiaa ups campaign against students

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Mafiaa ups campaign against students

By Stewart Meagher | May 5, 2008

Massive surge in threatening letters

Isohunt fights back

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Isohunt fights back

By Tim Lohman | Mar 20, 2006

Isohunt's Gary Fung responds to the recent lawsuit against his Bittorrent site.

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Music industry gets uppity

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

The recent victories of the Recording Industry Association of America seem to have gone to its head. Even though it succeeded in taking out an injunction against Napster's free ...

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Napster throws out the Pig

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Last week you might have read about Aimster's Pig Encoder, a simple application for renaming MP3s and other files in Pig Latin ...

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DMCA test case dismissed

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

The suit many hoped would be a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) test case, has been thrown out of court by a US federal judge. ...

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Software down, music to go.

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

This is why the Digital Rights Management techniques of today are fundamentally ...

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KaZaA under attack from an intercontinental ballistic lawsuit

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

File sharing has opened many doors and opportunites for millions of Internet users. This includes warez hounds and MP3 buffs, but there is the odd person after more legitimate ...

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Atomic downtime advisory

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Brace yourselves - Atomic will be down for an indeterminate time next week.

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Napster happenings

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

There's been a whole lotta news going down over the last day or so about everyone's favourite source of Limp Bizkit MP3s, Napster. As you all know, the service has been asked ...

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Pressplay and MusicNet worse than Napster

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

At least, that’s how musicians and their lawyers see the situation. Despite months of rhetoric from EMI, BMG, Sony, Universal and others concerning the illegality of Napster, ...

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If you can’t beat ‘em, sue ‘em

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

What’s a CDR drive good for? According to German music licensing company Gema, nothing. Actually, almost nothing – it does have its uses in stealing music and depriving revenue ...

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Kazaa to compensate copyright holders

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Nikki Hemming, CEO of Sharman Networks, has announced her company will be seeking approval of a compensation method for copyright holders. Called the ‘Intellectual Property ...

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