Showing posts with label enforcement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enforcement. Show all posts
31 March 2013

Please Respond Now to Biased IPRED Consultation

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Yesterday I mentioned the important consultation on IPRED, how it was closing soon, and what a good idea it would be if you applied to ...

Please Register for the EU's IPRED Consultation *Now*

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IPRED is not that well known, even among the Net-savvy. And yet it's one of the most important EU directives that affects the onlin...
06 January 2013

Proposed Changes To UK Copyright Law Sensible But Require Gov't Request If You Want To Circumvent DRM

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Techdirt has been covering the UK's long-running saga of attempted copyright reform for some years. Most recently, we wondered whet...
08 December 2012

Early-Morning Raid Sent To Confiscate 9-Year-Old's Winnie The Pooh Laptop For Downloading Music

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One of the biggest problems with the current approach to dealing with alleged copyright infringement is the totally disproportionate natu...
10 June 2012

North Korean Study Confirms It: People Will Share, Whatever The Risks

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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how the ever-increasing storage capacity of portable hard drives made it unlikely that the sharing ...

Greece Stares Into the Abyss; Meanwhile, Local Music And Audiovisual Collecting Society Gets Court Order To Block Web Sites

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As you may have heard, Greece is having a spot of bother at the moment. Its economy shrank by 6.2% in the last three months alone , and th...
09 February 2012

ACTA Update IV

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This is a continuation of my previous post examining the European Commission's attempt to dispel what it calls ten "myths" a...