For some time, there has been a misunderstanding of how to deal with Pirates, or even just getting their viewpoint. They’re seen as arrogant,…
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When faced with emotions I can’t really handle, I tend to go to the old Viking verses to read that some things are timeless….
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Nokia, the cellphone manufacturer, has been listening in to all encrypted communications from its handset’s browser. Every connection advertised as secure – banking, social…
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In our series about defenses of the copyright monopoly, and why they don’t hold water on scrutiny, today’s article will be about the argument…
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A few months ago, I asked what we should do about law enforcement officials that broke the law in a piece called “Is it…
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It’s tempting to mock the copyright industry for being unable to understand the Internet. Why, we ask, do they sue their fans, play whack-a-mole…
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Process of law failed on so many accounts in the trial against the two operators of The Pirate Bay, its media spokesperson, and a…
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