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www.slyck.com -
The UK-based consumer advocacy group Which? Computing has successfully intervened in the case of a couple who was accused by Atari for uploading the game "Race 07". The couple were sent a monetary demand letter by Davenport Lyons, a UK-based law fi
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www.ispreview.co.uk -
ISPReview UKUK Music Industry Preps United Approach to Illegal File SharingISPReview UK, UK - 58 minutes ago... collective interests of the UK's commercial music industry, launched to replace it and help combat illegal file-sharing (P2
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torrentfreak.com -
Umbrella groups in the UK which represent various parts of the music industry have decided that, in order to win the war on Internet piracy, what they really need is an even bigger umbrella group for all the other umbrella groups to shelter under. T
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www.slyck.com -
If studies and surveys are any indication of the truth, UK residents would put to an end their P2P ways if ISPs started getting involved with copyright enforcement. Under the "three strikes" proposal, repetitive and high volume offenders would be di
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torrentfreak.com -
Over the last year, UK residents accused of sharing games like Dream Pinball have been threatened by lawyers Davenport Lyons. Stuck in a trap of not having enough money to defend themselves, many choose to pay compensation demands - guilty or not -
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torrentfreak.com -
This week, ISPs agreed to work with the BPI to reduce file-sharing in the UK. When someone gets 'caught' the ISPs will send out a warning, 100% based on music industry provided 'evidence'. Not even the ISPs know if the claims of the BPI are true, so
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www.theregister.co.uk -
Legal broadband subscription services that permit file sharing may appear on the market by the year's end, according to music industry sources - after government intervention brought both music suppliers and ISPs to the table. The UK would become t
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