Ever wonder how a group like RIAA could live with itself, filing lawsuits against consumers
for illegal file sharing?
Not exact matches
It is true that those who make available
illegal copies of books are doing it
for the potential income, hopefully new methods of accessing books without
illegal file sharing would be enough of an incentive to avoid the easy route to book access.
Doctorow, a champion
for removing the restrictions that limit the potential of books, makes a very clear case
for the belief that DRM, or the «locking» of a book to one platform and the limitations that are supposed to protect the author and publisher from piracy and
illegal file sharing, actually leads to piracy and loss of books sales
for the author.
One of the more interesting aspects of the Netherlands culture is that it is technically legal
for people to download books from
file sharing websites, it is only
illegal to upload them.
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Ebook piracy and
illegal file sharing of authors» works proved to be the final straw
for an award - winning, bestselling author.
The publisher of the ever - popular
For Dummies series of titles has once again taken steps to combat illegal file sharing of its works, again successfully filing a lawsuit — for now, at least — against defendants named only as John D
For Dummies series of titles has once again taken steps to combat
illegal file sharing of its works, again successfully
filing a lawsuit —
for now, at least — against defendants named only as John D
for now, at least — against defendants named only as John Doe.
Unsecured PDFs can quickly make their way to
file sharing sites where
illegal copies of copyrighted works are available
for download.
While peer - to - peer
file sharing and digital currencies were
for years the territory of
illegal activities, tomorrow it could be the system changing how publishing works.
As a American music fan who has often been driven to
illegal file -
sharing by late or non-release of UK titles here, I look forward to the day when I'll be able to actually * pay *
for an album on the day of its UK release!
In the case of Kazaa (I think it was called), a
file sharing service, some users were held liable
for the
illegal downloading of music from this service.
Lawyers
for file -
sharing defendants argue that it makes no sense to count downloads by RIAA investigators as evidence of
illegal file sharing.
Earlier this year the government suggested it was planning legislation to make it mandatory
for ISPs to take action against those guilty of
illegal sharing files.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy recently commented that internet service providers (ISPs) should be held accountable
for illegal downloading and
file -
sharing, since it would be absurd to send millions of infringers to prison.
If I were to run a
file sharing site
for people to use, and
shared illegal content with it (like child porn,
files with
illegal numbers or stuff under a license), can I get in trouble because I technically own them / have them on my servers?