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How ACTA would affect you: FAQ
With SOPA and PIPA shelved, ACTA was somewhat ignored. Don't know what ACTA is? Don't worry: you weren't meant to. Here's what you need to know.
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Another reason for ACTA caution: U.S. rightsholders as government pawns
ACTA negotiations are coming to a close, but even without it, nothing prevents repressive governments from seizing dissident computers on the pretext of infringement on U.S. copyrights. Do we...
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Are the MPAA and RIAA out of their minds?
Current syndication and distribution business models are dead and so too will be the MPAA and RIAA if it does not embrace change.
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News to know: Facebook data, UK porn filter, Pirate Bay block, ACTA, Data roaming
News to know -- May 7-13: A look back at the news from London, the UK and wider Europe, on all the bits that were missed during the week's coverage.
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ACTA suffers major blow following European rejection call
ACTA could be 'dead in the water' after the treaty's rapporteur said in his recommendations to Brussels that the European Parliament should reject the agreement.
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Acta: EU suspends treaty approval
The controversial Acta bill is to be taken to Europe's highest court.
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Anonymous hacks U.S. government websites with anti-ACTA messages
Anonymous has defaced a number of U.S. trade-related websites, including the FTC, seemingly in protest over the country's signing to the controversial ACTA agreement.
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Germany postpones ACTA signing in wake of protests
The controversial ACTA agreement -- the global anti-piracy and anti-counterfeiting agreement -- has been postponed by Germany, putting pressure on Europe to reject it.
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How ACTA would affect you: FAQ
With SOPA and PIPA shelved, ACTA was somewhat ignored. Don't know what ACTA is? Don't worry: you weren't meant to. Here's what you need to know.
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Oh, the irony. European Commission, an ACTA proponent, fined for copyright infringement
It's kind of ironic that the European Commission, a proponent of the international trade agreement to enforce intellectual property rights, is being slapped with a fine of 12 million euros for...
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Another reason for ACTA caution: U.S. rightsholders as government pawns
ACTA negotiations are coming to a close, but even without it, nothing prevents repressive governments from seizing dissident computers on the pretext of infringement on U.S. copyrights. Do we...
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Are the MPAA and RIAA out of their minds?
Current syndication and distribution business models are dead and so too will be the MPAA and RIAA if it does not embrace change.
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The FCC should be the regulator of ACTA treaty
If the Anti-Counterfeit Trade Agreement comes to pass and somehow goes through Congress and becomes law it will be the dawn of a new millennium in itself.
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Canadian MP: Tax media devices to pay for copyright infringement
New Democrat Party MP Charlie Angus thinks the Copyright Act isn't working and does not want to wait for federal government solutions or international agreements to be signed.
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European Parliament notice to ACTA negotiators: Open up discussion and be transparent to the public
Members of the European Parliament (MEP's) didn't waste time expressing its displeasure on how the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations
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