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- ACTA arrives
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- US GAO report casts doubt on the estimates of losses due to piracy and counterfeiting, in fact, it identifies some positives.
- Entertainment Industry's Dystopia of the Future
- Copyright and wrong: Why the rules on copyright need to return to their roots
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Google legal counsel critical of the ACTA copyright treaty.
A study of more than 7000 Australian Internet users, who admitted to illegally downloading or streaming digital content, found that more than two thirds would be prepared to pay for downloads from a legitimate service if it offered the convenience of file-sharing networks such as BitTorrent. The most popular prices for legal downloads chosen by respondents were $1 per TV show, $2 per movie and 50c per music track.
MSNBC reports that a German court has fined an Internet user €100 for failing to secure his WiFi access point. The unsecured access point was used to illegally download music.
Why actor and director, Peter Serafinowicz steals movies, even ones he's in.
According to the Irish Times, Eircom, an Irish ISP, will implement the world's first "three strikes" scheme.
Here's a beautiful visualisation that shows
music artists earn a pitiful amount for their effort, and this becomes worse - not better - in the digital world.
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