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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- The UK Home Office, which has just had its hopes of creating a vast Big Brother data base dashed, has also had its plans to restrict registered sex offenders from using the net similarly thwarted. In April the UK government said a new law would have applied to more than 30,000 sex offenders on the register, says the Guardian , going in failure to comply “would have carried up to five years’ imprisonment”. However, the Home Office has been “forced to climb down amid concerns that the plan is incompatible with the right to privacy,” says the story, continuing »»» There are fears that any move by the police to share the personal details and email addresses of registered sex offenders with the social networking sites would be open to legal challenges
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Mandelson’s piracy tactics leave Tories with a dilemma Times Online James Blunt, who wrote to Lord Mandelson on the vexed subject of internet piracy, called the internet service providers “drug pushersâ€? in an e-mail that the minister saw fit to publish this week. Those terrible ISPs, you see, are the people who allow us hapless addicts, also known as consumers, to download and copy music free — the only drug for which you don’t have to pay. You can sympathise a bit with Mr Blunt — yes folks, piracy is illegal — but wonder also, who is doing the using here.
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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- Over the weekend, we deleted a comment from Jenna McWilliams (right) not because we had a problem with it, but because it had a link to her site. In the past, we’ve had a lot of trouble with comments linked to spam and scam sites, not that Jenna’s blog is anything like that
iiNet says no laws were breached Austraian IT IiNet yesterday told the NSW Federal Court that movie studios accusing it of sanctioning illegal file sharing on the internet had vastly exaggerated the extent of copyright infringement carried out on its service.Lawyers representing the internet firm said customers identified in a 59-week movie studio investigation into illegal file-sharing networks couldn’t have breached copyright laws to the extent suggested by the studios’ lawyers.As the landmark trial entered its second day of hearing, the ISP’s barrister, Richard Cobden SC, argued that it was technically impossible for the customers to have breached copyright laws in the volume the studios’ lawyers claimed. Yesterday lawyers for the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT), which is representing the 34 movie and music content owners suing iiNet, said that the studios’ investigators estimated that iiNet customers infringed copyright in 96,000 instances. Mr Cobden conceded that the customers made unlicensed copies of movies and music available to the public
p2pnet news view P2P:- In a major screw-up, the Associated Press ran internal notes about the arrest of film director Roman Polanski instead of a story. “The document details an exchange of messages between reporters about Mr Polanski, who was held in Switzerland and faces extradition to the US,” says the BBC . The Los Angeles County district attorney’s office wants Polanski extradited from Switzerland to face charges that he sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl three decades ago.
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p2pnet news view Music:- Sad, sad news from Mackenzie Phillips, daughter of Mamas and the Papas founder John Phillips. She says she had an incestuous relationship with her father.
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p2pnet news view Music:- Sad, sad news from Mackenzie Phillips, daughter of Mamas and the Papas founder John Phillips. She says she had an incestuous relationship with her father.
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