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Hard Hitting Video Slams “Political Prostitution” In Movie Piracy Cases
For the past few months the headlines have been dominated by two huge movie piracy related cases. Barely a week goes by without updates on the Megaupload case, which is almost certainly the...Who can shut down cell phone service? FCC seeks public comment
The FCC is calling for public comment on the legality of the San Francisco transit agency's interruption of cellular service in August 2011. Bay Area Rapid Transit had shut off cell phone service...Retired, Computerless Woman Fined For Pirating ‘Hooligan’ Movie
The just-concluded case in Germany demonstrates perfectly that in some jurisdictions the standard way to deal with a file-sharing claim is guilty until proven innocent. At 09:10 during a cold January morning in...In Chile, Protesting Students Tweak Tweets to Win Global Support
Students marching in Chile on November 20, 2011. SANTIAGO, Chile — Geography student and young communist Camilla Vallejo needed only to tweet to marshal thousands of her 320,000 followers, with kitchenware in hand,...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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