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ISPs Can Stop Blocking The Pirate Bay, Dutch Court Says
2014-01-28 23:34:39| PC Magazine Security Product Guide
A Dutch court today ruled in favor of two Internet service providers that sought permission to provide its customers with access to The Pirate Bay.
ISPs Can Stop Blocking The Pirate Bay, Dutch Court Says
2014-01-28 23:34:39| PC Magazine Software Product Guide
A Dutch court today ruled in favor of two Internet service providers that sought permission to provide its customers with access to The Pirate Bay.
Dutch court overturns 'ineffective' ISP block on Pirate Bay
2014-01-28 12:17:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) A court in The Hague has overturned an order for Dutch ISPs XS4All and Ziggo to block the Pirate Bay file-sharing website. The court said the ban was "ineffective", an affront to free entrepreneurship and too wide-ranging a sanction given its limited achievements. The ruling overturns an earlier court order won in January 2012 by Stichting Brein, a foundation set up to protect copyright interests, for the two ISPs to block their customers' access to the Pirate Bay. The court in The Hague heard the appeal by Ziggo and XS4All in September 2013. It rejected Brein's arguments and ordered the foundation to pay the legal costs of the case, of around EUR 325,000. According to research by Telecompaper, around 18 percent of Dutch consumers say they download content from peer-to-peer websites. Customers at KPN, the owner of XS4All, were the least likely to use P2P sites, with 69 percent saying they never do so. This was higher than at other major ISPs, such as UPC (54%) and Telfort (46%).
Windows 8.1 pirate beta due any time, but it's a yawner
2014-01-13 18:30:14| InfoWorld: Top News
The search for leaked Windows builds is on, once again, and this time the prize pirate copy has already been overshadowed by reliable reports of what awaits next year.
The rebirth of the Silk Road and the return of the Dread Pirate Roberts
2013-11-07 21:15:25| Extremetech
Just over a month later, the Silk Road is back (you'll have to find the .onion address for yourself). It looks almost identical to the original version, and already has hundreds of sellers offering drugs of all kinds -- but what portion of these early listings are coming from the cops? That question seems to be ringing through the community, because whatever the answer may be, it is almost certainly not zero.
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