Hurt Locker Lawsuits Hit Canada, ISPs Ordered To Reveal BitTorrent Users

After targeting tens of thousands of U.S. Internet users alleged to have downloaded and shared the Oscar-winning movie The Hurt Locker, the movie's makers have…

Game Company ‘Pirates’ Film Plot for iPad Game

Court: ISP Not Responsible When Subscribers Infringe Copyrights

In a case brought by EMI against one of Germany's largest Internet service providers, a court has ruled that the ISP cannot be held liable…

YouTube’s Content-ID Piracy Filter Wreaks Havoc

YouTube describes its Content-ID anti-piracy filter as a state-of-the-art technology, but those who look closely can see that in some cases it creates a huge…

The Pirate Bay Goes 3D

Pirate Bay Movie Leaks Traced Back To Swedish Film Institute

After several Swedish movies ended up on The Pirate Bay, an anti-piracy tracking company says it has found the source of the leaks. But in…

Judge Decimates BitTorrent Lawsuit With Common Sense Ruling

In an ongoing BitTorrent lawsuit of particular interest, in which the plaintiff's lawyer has already refused to comply with a court order demanding to know…

Database Of U.S. Internet Pirates Will Be Decentralized

Starting in a few months, millions of online ‘pirates’ will be monitored as part of an agreement between the MPAA, RIAA and all major U.S.…