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News > Entertainment

iiNet wins piracy court case

By David Hollingworth | Feb 4, 2010

Essential linkage: Movie industry fat-cats: 0 iiNet: 1. Go the little guy!

News > Entertainment

RIAA rejects reduced fine for 'piracy'

By The Inquirer | Jan 29, 2010

But does not want the full $1.9 million - $25,000 should be 'enough'.

Features > Security

The pirate life for me

By Jake Carroll | Mar 2, 2010

X-ray: Jake Carroll puts on an eye-patch and looks into the history of software piracy and protection.

Features > Security

Piracy. Greed or grievance?

By Vito Cassisi | Jan 23, 2009

Opinion: Meet my wealthy Uncle, Torrence. On piracy and why it happens, and what can be done about it.

News > Console Games

Nintendo continues its anti-piracy crusade

By David Hollingworth | Feb 19, 2010

Console maker and game publisher Nintendo forces local distributor to cease and desist selling DS mod chips.

News > Entertainment

The MPAA runs amok

By The Inquirer | Nov 16, 2009

Bad decisions of our time part 1237.

News > Lifestyle

Filesharer ordered to pay $675,000

By The Inquirer | Aug 4, 2009

Recording industry could score another bankruptcy - yay...

News > Lifestyle

French military closes Torrent site

By The Inquirer | Jun 10, 2009

Piracy is dangerous for national security, it seems...

News > Entertainment

New Zealand government withdraws support for draconian copyright law

By Justin Robinson | Mar 24, 2009

Section 92A's three strikes rule being reworked.

News > Entertainment

RIANZ defends new copyright law

By David Hollingworth | Mar 10, 2009

Essential linkage: The head of Recording Industry Association of New Zealand speaks out in defence of Section 92a.

News > Entertainment

Pirate Bay trial day three

By David Hollingworth | Feb 19, 2009

Essential linkage: The file-sharing trial of the century (so far) goes on, and now gets into the nitty gritty of the case...

News > PC Games

Ubisoft DRM cracked

By The Inquirer | Mar 8, 2010

Silent Hunter V's DRM cracked in just 24 hours...

News > Systems

nsquared surface as first Microsoft partner

By Justin Robinson | Feb 12, 2010

Updated: We chat with nsquared about what they bring to the table.

News > PC Games

Ubisoft DRM woes deepen

By David Hollingworth | Mar 9, 2010

Ubisoft claims DDoS attack on its DRM servers, as gamers worldwide get locked out of Silent Hunter V and Assassins Creed II. Updated

Features > PC Games

Starcraft II Beta first impressions

By Justin Robinson | Feb 19, 2010

Preview: Atomic jumps into the Starcraft 2 beta for a not-quite-incredible time.

News > PC Games

Zeno Clash developers plead to pirates

By Justin Robinson | Apr 30, 2009

Indie developer throws its heart on a pike for the downloading community at large.

News > Entertainment

Secret treaty to enforce worldwide copyright

By The Inquirer | Oct 20, 2009

But no one knows what's in it!

News > PC Games

Onlive could spell trouble for PC makers

By The Inquirer | Sep 28, 2009

Emtech: Brings gaming to netbooks - such a thing!

News > PC Games

Good service makes money for Steam

By The Inquirer | Feb 23, 2009

If it's good enough for software pirates, it's good enough for Valve, according to Gabe Newell.

News > PC Games

EA might have learnt its DRM lesson

By David Hollingworth | Aug 14, 2009

Bioware and Electronic Arts to tempt gamers away from pirated copies of Dragon Age with free DLC and exclusive items.

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