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House Committee Passes "Informed P2P User Act"An anonymous reader writes "This week the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed the 'Informed P2P User Act' and has sent it along to the full House for consideration. The bill, which appears to have heavy support on both sides of the political fence, simply states that P2P software must not ins ... |
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Would this advert stop you filesharing?The decision by UK Music to reprint a blogpost from an indie band on the adverse effects of leaking albums to the internet marks an interesting turn in the filesharing debateIt might be overstating the case to call UK Music's ad on page 18 of today's Guardian a new front on the war against filesh... |
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Musicians back filesharing planPersistent online pirates would have broadband connections constrained in plan backed by breakaway lobby group featuring Lily Allen, George Michael and Sandie ShawThe music industry moved last night to heal a rift over illegal filesharing as artists including Lily Allen, George Michael and Sandie... |
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Lily Allen drops fight to stop filesharingPersistent online pirates would have broadband connections constrained in plan backed by breakaway lobby group featuring Lily Allen, George Michael and Sandie ShawThe music industry moved last night to heal a rift over illegal filesharing as artists including Lily Allen, George Michael and Sandie... |
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Lily Allen drops fight to stop filesharingSinger "passes baton" – but joins musicians' meeting to discuss whether filesharers should have web access suspendedThe music industry moved last night to heal a rift over illegal file-sharing as artists including Lily Allen, George Michael and Sandie Shaw voted to support a "... |
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Lily Allen drops filesharing fightSinger "passes baton" as divided musicians meet on whether filesharers should have web access suspendedJust hours after saying she has no plans for a new album, Lily Allen has closed down her blog on music piracy, saying the "abuse" received had become too much to bear.The sin... |
