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Sweden Wants to Jail Pirate Bay User to Strengthen Anti-Piracy Enforcement
Sweden is known as the birth ground of The Pirate Bay, but it is also the country where some of the most aggressive anti-piracy actions take place. In 2010 a then 25-year old a...Spotify Fixed A Vulnerability That Allowed Its Users To Download Songs For Free
With more than 24 million registered users, Spotify is clearly the number one music streaming service out there. Their security system, however, proved to be vulnerable to a Google Chrome extension called “Downloadify”, which...Splinter Cell Style In Philippines’ Movie Theaters; Undercover Agents To Spy On Camcorders
You may be familiar with the popular stealth-based game “Splinter Cell” or you may not, but here’s the thing: covert agents will keep their eyes peeled, or better said their night-vision goggles (no joke...Tolkien estate unleashes legal Uruk-hai on LoTR online slot machines
"Jackpot!" says Warner Bros. "Nay!" says Tolkien's estate. An online Lord of the Rings slot machine game has riled up the lawyerly Balrogs of the Tolkien estate, according to the Hollywood Reporter. On...Long-time Googler will head Silicon Valley patent office
Michelle Lee, a former Google attorney who was one of the first corporate lawyers to speak out about the harmful effects of patent trolls, will be the director of a new 'satellite office' of...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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- A Year And 20 Million Takedown Requests Later, The Music Industry Is Still Grieving
- IP Addresses Don’t Positively Identify Infringers, Anti-Piracy Lawfirm Says
- Film Industry Interested in New Anti-Piracy Device Developed by Kerala Software Engineer
- WikiLeaks Donations Down to a Trickle
- Kim Dotcom Claims Ownership of Two-Factor Authentication
- Twitter Amplify Offers Real-Time Videos in Its Stream
- Hurt Locker Makers Sue Attorney for Being “Prolific” BitTorrent Pirate
- Kim Dotcom to Google, Twitter, Facebook: I Own Security Patent, Work With Me
- Piictu App Slated to Shut Down Services May 31
- RIAA: 20 Million Piracy Takedowns Sent to Google, Still No End in Sight


