With the arrest of Kim Dotcom and the shutdown of Megaupload, it was expected that the authorities would be able to finally control piracy, but a study conducted by internet
Who’d have thought it, there’s a downside to Simon Cowell’s creepy karaoke circus. Yes, it’s messing up the music industry, not just with terrible covers of Biffy Clyro songs and
Last year the UK government rushed the digital economy act through Parliament, which outlined new ways to protect media industry's from piracy and allowed draconian measures to be taken against internet users who have downloaded films, games and music illegally.
The Android running LG Optimus has proved to be a pretty cool smartphone but now Windows 7 is here it’s time for LG to spread their wings. If you’re tempted
Popular file sharing service has been ordered to permanently shut down its operations. The company was found guilty of copyright infringement on a “massive scale”. According to the Wall Street
The Pirate Bay, which is one of the top one hundred visited web sites in all the world, has been sold to the Swedish software company Global Gaming Factory X for £4.6 million. For those of you who aren’t among the 20 million monthly visitors to the Pirate Bay, it is a search engine for Peer-to-Peer file sharing.
The BBC reports that seven million of us are illegal file sharers according to a report from Government advisers. Going by the the number of people using one network on one day, the estimate is they have access to £12 billion worth ofillegal material.
Towards the end of a long day in the office, a few colleagues and I will often grab our mobiles and start ‘bluetoothing’ music or funny photos to one another.
