In the second ruling to limit the legal ammunition of Canadian copyright holders looking to sue file-sharers and hold ISPs accountable for peer-to-peer (P2P) piracy, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that ISPs are not subject to royalty fees.
The Supreme Court of Canada has issued a major blow to the music industry, which had hoped to be able to sue Internet service providers (ISPs) for royalties on music illegally downloaded via their networks.
Thought I’d get this photo journal thingie started with a couple of pics from my bikeride to work. Yes, there’s...
OK, I was going to post a new picture here today, but my camera is still in my briefcase, and...
I am Larry Koffi. I am director in charge auditing and collecting Union Togolaise De Banque Lome, Togo West Africa. I came across $44.5 million of a dead person in my bank. I will give you 25% to be his NEXT OF KIN. I like red jelly beans.
It's a little old, but with the release of "Fahrenheit 9/11," this is kind of interesting to read....
This eco-friendly chair actually becomes part of the garden. Literally.
It was a true clash of cultures. Stephen Nock, a gay man from London, assumed it would be a matter of routine to book a double room at a remote Scottish guest house for himself and his long-term partner.
The U.S. government's Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) is warning Web surfers to stop using Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) browser.
A divided U.S. Supreme Court refused Tuesday to let the government enforce the latest version of a criminal law requiring...
