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Five reasons you should pay for your porn
Why should you pay for your porn instead of downloading it illegally? Because the consequences of doing so could be costly.
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Judge says defendant must decrypt files, Fifth Amendment not at issue
A federal case that may have helped define constitutional law in the digital age turns not on the defendant's rights in regard to her encryption password, but on the fact that evidence clearly...
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Passwords tangled in Fifth Amendment
A bank fraud case in Colorado could help determine the legal protection of users who password protect data. In the case, a woman is arguing that giving up her password to unlock encrypted data...
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Every Inch Counts: Porn Filesharing Lawsuits Crest 30K Defendants
New lawsuits emerging from the porn industry could also result in mass shakedowns of file sharers of mainstream video content.
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Porn studio sues 7,098 alleged film pirates
In a move sure to outrage both file-sharers on BitTorrent networks and legal watchdogs, a well-known pornographer has filed a US federal copyright suit against 7,098 individuals.
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Judge nixes fair use defense in Tennenbaum filesharing case
In a last-minute knockout punch, delivered just hours before the latest high-profile RIAA case was scheduled to start, Judge Nancy Gertner denied a fair use defense to Joel Tenenbaum, Ars Technica...
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Apple hits Psystar with DMCA charges
Court papers reveal that the day before Thanksgiving Apple added new charges to the five-month old federal lawsuit against mac-clone maker Psystar. The new charges claim that Psystar, along with...
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Patent suit targets company being acquired by Microsoft
On the surface, the latest patent lawsuit to hit the court systems looks like many of the others: allegations of infringement, ongoing unauthorized use and so on. But there's a little bit of a...
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Judge finds TorrentSpy destroyed evidence, rules for MPAA
Did TorrentSpy.com traffic in illegal copyright infringement? We may never know for sure since a lawsuit brought by the MPAA against the torrent download site was not decided on its merits, but...
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Dude, what happened to my PC?
Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why the law is unforgiving when a computer with discoverable data in a case goes "missing."
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Police Blotter: Dot-com swindler goes to prison
Appeals court upholds verdict, revokes bail for church elder convicted of bilking dot-com IPO investors out of their life savings.
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Police Blotter: Can a cell phone camera intimidate a witness?
Court rules that trial defendant committed crime when pretending to photograph an undercover officer with his cell phone.
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Police Blotter: Is it legal to use an alias anymore?
Arizona senior citizen sentenced to 10 years for inventing the name "Peter Reynolds" and using it to open bank accounts, pay his monthly bills.
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Five reasons you should pay for your porn
Why should you pay for your porn instead of downloading it illegally? Because the consequences of doing so could be costly.
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Google points to Sun's SEC filings to defend previous testimony
In a power play, Oracle tries to nullify the testimony of Sun's former CEO by calling another witness in an effort to contradict everything he said.
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Google defends fair use of Java on Android in closing statements
In closing statements, Google's counsel reasserts that Google used Java APIs in a fair use manner for Android, transforming them into a full smartphone stack.
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Google defends new privacy policy to European data regulator
Google has responded in a letter to France's data protection agency over claims it broke EU law with its new privacy policy, plus a few harsh words from the Dutch privacy chief.
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Shuttleworth defends Ubuntu's Linux contributions
Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu Linux, defends Ubuntu's contributions to Linux.
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Microsoft Office for iPad: Smart way to defend the franchise
There's enough yapping to figure out that Office for the iPad in some form is inevitable. The move is long overdue.
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Judge says defendant must decrypt files, Fifth Amendment not at issue
A federal case that may have helped define constitutional law in the digital age turns not on the defendant's rights in regard to her encryption password, but on the fact that evidence clearly...
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