AFACT vs iiNet: Day IV

Attempts by the Hollywood studios to use the Australian legal system to add Australia to their list of sales, enforcement and distribution divisions, roll on. Below is a brief round of of reports from Day IV from Filip. Among other things, the wholly owned MPAA unit is trying to say iiNet customers lose their confidentiality “once they infringe copyright”.

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AFACT vs iiNet: Day IV

Hollywood drops another part of iiNet claim
Is Hollywood’s attack on Australian ISP iiNet disintegrating? AFACT, the movie studios’...

Day Four: AFACT v iiNet BitTorrent Piracy Appeal
After an earlier ruling went in iiNet's favor, the ISP and the Australian Federation Against Copyright...

AFACT v iiNet: Day 3 – Studios Promoted BitTorrent
It’s day three in the landmark case of AFACT – representing several Hollywood studios –...

Day One: AFACT v iiNet BitTorrent Piracy Appeal
Six months ago Aussie ISP iiNet celebrated following its legal victory against the Australian Federation...

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