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He compared the measures against illegal filesharing to the misguided attempts to ban synthesisers decades ago. I fully support the right for Bragg to state ...
UK Music complains to BBC over report on Digital Economy Bill The Guardian
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Cotton said that, in general the answer is, yes, ISPs should take action to reduce the amount of illegal file sharing . "But we are not addressing the ...
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... that kind of legal action, people who'd received letters accusing them of illegal file - sharing , despite apparently being innocent of any such offence. ...
Dunstone vows to bash Tories on filesharing laws Register
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TalkTalk warns MPs over impact of digital economy bill Cable.co.uk
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... with the International Intellectual Property Alliance, focused only on those 200 popular games and the most popular filesharing platforms in use. ...
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Communication Minister Stephen Conroy reveal that he won't push for new laws to curb illegal file - sharing while the movie and internet industries are unable ...
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Markets and laws failing in face of net piracy Sydney Morning Herald
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Internet service providers are said to have welcomed a recent ruling in Australia that related to alleged illegal filesharing amongst broadband users. ...
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February 2010 13:06 Eight websites and blogs that allegedly enabled or supported illegal file - sharing have been shut down by the authorities in Brazil in an ...
Music industry 'under threat from downloading' TourDates.Co.Uk
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... assurances from Virgin Media that its planned trial system to monitor the level of illegal filesharing on its network will not harm customers' privacy. ...
Virgin Media reassures regulators over piracy monitoring Cable.co.uk
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Alan Ellis, the first person in Britain to be prosecuted for illegal file - sharing , was accused of 'ripping-off' the music industry and musicians alike. ...
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Global digital music sales up Jamaica Observer
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... the content available on BitTorrent and, although there are caveats to his findings, they highlight the relationship DRM has with illegal file sharing . ...
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By definition, peer-to-peer file sharing is the downloading is media files such as music MP3s, movies, and images. This is not illegal , but the minute a ...
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File sharing has caused the bankruptcy of such giants as Tower Records, caused massive layoffs in the record industry and artists being dropped from their ...
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Illegal filesharing has also had a very significant, and sometimes disastrous, impact on investment in artists and local repertoire, the organization says ...
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Musicrooms.net
With the alternative being peer-to-peer file sharing , any revenue generated from what is essentially 'free' music must feel like a turnaround for an ...
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He said iiNet did not have the power to stop illegal downloads. iiNet Managing Director Michael Malone welcomed the ruling and said his company wanted to ...
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They haven't been successful in most cases and even when they have, there wasn't any actual effect on illegal file sharing . They're undeterred in their ...
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One thing's for sure, though, the block will have absolutely no effect over illegal file - sharing in the country as the block can be easily bypassed. ...
Italian Court Reinstates ISP Block on The Pirate Bay Digital Media Wire
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... held the Sing Out Petition contest to find a theme tune for its stance against plans to disconnect people suspected of illegal filesharing . ...
Fry endorses Talk Talk competition song against anti-piracy plans Broadband Expert (blog)
Stephen Fry backs TalkTalk's digital economy bill campaign Cable.co.uk
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Streaming services are not illegal to watch under Swedish law but are illegal to upload. While file sharing is expected to continue to grow at about 80 per ...
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The German Court heard that the woman had "constantly reminded" her children not to engage in illegal file - sharing . Both Scots law and English law provide ...
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Just two days after the French 'three strikes' legislation on . illegal file sharing. passed into law (blogged about below), BIS Secretary Lord Mandelson has revealed that the UK approach will also encompass the possibility of persistent ...
Is it illegal to have links to file sharing websites on a website that you founded?
Q. My website has direct links to file sharing websites like rapid share and romulation. Is it illegal for me to have that posted? I want to make sure I'm not doing something wrong before I get going. It is just a link to the page where you start your download. I'm not to clear on the TPB law. Thanks.
Asked by Conor - Fri May 15 13:30:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is probably not illegal by real world laws. But to answer that exactly you would have to say where you live, where the website is hosted (what state is the server in), and the company hosting it (what country/state is the company "homed" in). However there is also Internet Law. People think internet has no rules and regulations but it does. The internet servers that help you put your site onto the internet can delete your webpage and your account if they wish. I wouldnt go making any big noise about your "rights". If the Terms of Service (ToS) or Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) of the site your website is on mentions such actions then thats a definate hint. But it doesnt actually have to say it. Its their servers and they can delete you… [cont.]
Answered by Gandalf Parker - Sun May 17 20:40:06 2009
Q. My website has direct links to file sharing websites like rapid share and romulation. Is it illegal for me to have that posted? I want to make sure I'm not doing something wrong before I get going. It is just a link to the page where you start your download. I'm not to clear on the TPB law. Thanks.
Asked by Conor - Fri May 15 13:30:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is probably not illegal by real world laws. But to answer that exactly you would have to say where you live, where the website is hosted (what state is the server in), and the company hosting it (what country/state is the company "homed" in). However there is also Internet Law. People think internet has no rules and regulations but it does. The internet servers that help you put your site onto the internet can delete your webpage and your account if they wish. I wouldnt go making any big noise about your "rights". If the Terms of Service (ToS) or Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) of the site your website is on mentions such actions then thats a definate hint. But it doesnt actually have to say it. Its their servers and they can delete you… [cont.]
Answered by Gandalf Parker - Sun May 17 20:40:06 2009
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