A trade group representing adult content companies is set to launch a new program to protect their products from infringement. However, a poll among their readers reveals that many believe the problem is too big to do anything about.
Just a short update with two little snippets about the semi-private BitTorrent tracker, Demonoid. Don’t have an account? You can get one today.
A 53 year-old grandmother was temporarily kicked off the Internet by her ISP after wrongful piracy allegations. Only when the press got involved was she cleared.
Just days after a judge reduced the $1.92m damages bill handed down to Jammie Thomas to a slightly more sensible $54,000, her legal team have turned down an offer to settle for $25,000.
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- January 27 - Free Music is The New Standard16
- January 26 - Music Pirates Aren’t Going To Love MusicDNA31
- January 26 - Movie Piracy Complaints Shut Down Entire Market15
- January 26 - Google Deletes Aboriginal Flag After Copyright Dispute28
- January 25 - DidItLeak Owner Dies of Cancer at 239
- January 25 - MPAA CEO Throws The Towel, Quits Early6
- January 23 - RIAA Victim’s $1.92 Million Fine Reduced to $54,00011
- January 20 - Asian DVD Club Will Return Soon11
- January 19 - Free Culture Massachusetts Senate Run2
- January 19 - What Happened When I Gave Away Films On Mininova14
- January 13 - Making Peace Between BitTorrent Users and Content Providers13
- January 11 - EZTV Down Due To Hardware Issues22
- January 11 - TorrentFreak Readers – Have Your Say On FreakBits3
- January 10 - The Pirate Bay Is Down, Back Soon28


