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The Associated Press: FCC chief says Comcast violated Internet rules
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LeaseWeb loses court appeal to BREIN
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BBC NEWS | Technology | MEPs back contested telecoms plan
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French Government Seeks To Disconnect Pirates From All Of EU
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Cory Doctorow: Getting tough on copyright enforcers | Technology | guardian.co.uk
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Had a copyright letter from your ISP? Do tell... | Technology | guardian.co.uk
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Virgin Media: ‘Absolutely No Possibility’ of Disconnecting File-Sharers | TorrentFreak
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BlawgIT - Internet Patent, Trademark and Copyright Issues with Attorney Brett J. Trout, P.C.
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UK ISP bows to record industry, to send P2P warning letters
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Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed | TorrentFreak
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Music Industry not Satisfied with New German Law on File-Sharing
In Germany, due to the legal changes that follow a European Union guideline, internet service providers are compelled to give out the names of file sharers "operating on a commercial scale" if a judge rules this way.
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Politics: Comcast chickens out of FCC hearings at Stanford
With Comcast working with BitTorrent and just today joining with legal file-sharing startup Pando to work on a "bill of rights" for file sharers and ISPs, the company is trying to make voluntary moves in an effort to stave off involuntary regulation.
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Baywords
We’re proud to present a new service - baywords.com. Because of the need of freedom of speech and secure hosting facility of the words being said we could not agree to how people behave towards bloggers.
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The Pirate Bay Demands Compensation for IFPI Block | TorrentFreak
The Pirate Bay has announced that it will file a complaint to ask for compensation from the IFPI for the traffic which was destined for its site, but blocked by the Danish ISP Tele2. If they win, the money will be spent on funding independent artists who share their music for free on filesharing sites.
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MPAA Gets a Slap From Norwegian ISPs | TorrentFreak
When Simonsen Advokatfirma sent a letter to Norwegian ISPs via the MPAA’s lawyer Espen Tøndel, it was probably expected that the ISPs would agree to their outrageous demands. Not so. Instead, IKT Norway - an interest group for ISPs - stood up for the ISPs stating:
in list: Episode 54
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EU: Net Access is a Human Right, We’re Not Going To Take That Away
tually have a clue about the Internet. Case in point: Guy Bono, French socialist and member of the European Parliament for the south-east of France. The music and movie industry has been pressuring governments to shut off internet access for people who are “illegally” downloading copyrighted materials. It worked in France and it might work in the UK, but the EU Parliament has just voted in favor of Bono’s bill which asks individual countries to “avoid adopting measures conflicting with civil liberties and human rights … such as the interruption of internet access” (as translated from French by the good folks of PaidContent UK)
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Broadband Network Management - CUSystems
We have recently observed this shift in policy, and have collected network traffic traces to demonstrate the behavior of their traffic shaping. In particular, we are able (during peak usage times) to synthetically generate a relatively large number of TCP reset packets aimed at any new TCP connection regardless of the application-level protocol. Surprisingly, this traffic shaping even disrupts normal web browsing and e-mail applications. Specifically, we observe two different types of packet forgery and packets being discarded.
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Web Filters Prove Less Effective Than MPAA, RIAA Might Like
So you’ve heard that a number of organizations - namely the MPAA, RIAA, and the more global IFPI - have been trying to get ISPs to implement filters to prevent the illicit transfer of digital files through peer-to-peer technologies, most especially BitTorrent. Well, it turns out that those groups’ wishes to circumvent piracy are going to be quite a bit harder to fulfill. The reason being that companies hawking the software required to bring about a future of nonproliferation don’t quite pass the strength test. As Janko Roettgers of NewTeeVee has found, a number of vendors, given samplings of encrypted and unencrypted transfers to detect, have delivered mixed results.
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UK ISP Talk Talk Says it 'Refuses to Become Internet Police'
TalkTalk is the first ISP to reject the British Phonographic Industry's(BPI) proposed "three-strikes-and-your-out"' scheme which would require it to disconnect customers who had been deemed by the music industry body to have shared content with others illegally.
in list: Episode 53
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ISP Will Protect File-Sharers From Music Industry Disconnection Threat | TorrentFreak
After getting an “unbelievably rude letter” from the British Phonographic Industry which demanded that ISPs disconnect file-sharers from the internet, the UK’s third largest ISP, Talk Talk, is in fighting mood. “Talk Talk rejects music industry threats and refuses to become internet police” says their statement.
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