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Article | 12/02/2011 Software association paid $57K in 2010 to piracy whistleblowers
In 2010, the Software and Information Industry Association received 157 reports of alleged corporate end user software piracy. Of the 157 reports, 42...
Article | 15/09/2010 Federal Police in piracy crackdown
The Australian Federal Police yesterday embarked on a major crackdown of counterfeit goods, including pirated software, computers and CDs and DVDs, in...
Article | 26/07/2010 Ballarat's BitTorrent study 'horribly wrong': TorrentFreak
Global BitTorrent news source TorrentFreak has ridiculed the veracity of a study on the legality of BitTorrent usage published by the University of Ba...
Article | 23/07/2010 89% of BitTorrent is illegal: study
The University of Ballarat has published a research paper claiming 89 percent of BitTorrent files it studied during a certain period were confirmed to...
Article | 23/06/2010 U.S. government to crack down on piracy
U.S. President Barack Obama's administration will seek to aggressively enforce its intellectual property laws by putting pressure on countries that do...
Article | 18/04/2010 Super-fast broadband could encourage piracy
More than a third of Brits (35 percent) think super-fast broadband services will encourage illegal downloading, says Moneysupermarket.
Article | 8/04/2010 33% of Brits think using pirated software is acceptable
A third of Brits think using pirated software either at home or work is acceptable, says Microsoft.
Article | 19/03/2010 Net piracy could lose Europe $356bn by 2015
Illegal file-sharers will cost the European creative industries $A356bn (£215bn) by 2015, says Tera Consultants.
Article | 18/03/2010 Parliament report stirs lobbying drive on Internet piracy
Should teenagers who illegally download music, films and the like in their bedrooms be treated like criminal gangs counterfeiting everything from life...
Article | 4/02/2010 iiNet wins landmark copyright battle against AFACT
Australian ISP iiNet has won a landmark Federal Court battle against the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT).
Article | 16/01/2010 UK jury clears operator of Oink BitTorrent search engine
In a blow to the entertainment industry, a U.K. jury on Friday acquitted the operator of a popular BitTorrent search engine that enabled people to dow...
Article | 25/12/2009 E-book piracy: the publishing industry's next epic saga?
As e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle continue to rise, so follows the publishing industry's worst nightmare: e-book piracy. For years e-book piracy ...
Article | 8/12/2009 Music industry takes aim at Swedish file sharers
The Swedish music industry wants to know who has been using an IP (Internet Protocol) address for what it considers illegal file sharing, and has file...
Article | 17/09/2009 Prospective buyer of The Pirate Bay finds new exchange
The stock of prospective Global Gaming Factory X (GGF) will from Wednesday be traded on Mangoldlistan, a Swedish exchange run by a securities brokerag...
Article | 16/09/2009 Soon to sink, Pirate Bay's torrents come ashore
The old news kiosk in the center of Weimar, Germany, doesn't sell newspapers any more, but you can find pointers to plenty of other media there.

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