NiN's Donation Model Doesn't Work for Most Artists * TorrentFreak
After hearing the success stories of Radiohead and NiN, several people opined that this should be the future business model of the music industry. Give your music away for free, and fans will line up in the donation queue. This should work, right? NiN made $1.6 million in the first week their album was available for download, and Radiohead said it made more money online than with all of their othe
Sweden to Introduce Controversial Anti-Piracy Law * TorrentFreak
The law will make it easier for copyright holders to get a court order in order to force ISPs to release the customer info linked to a suspect IP-address. The Local reports that, although the law is based on a EU directive, the current draft goes further than that. In order to obtain the personal details, copyright holders will have to prove that there is “probable cause” that a person, or rather
New Zealand First to Adopt 3-Strikes Law for Pirates * TorrentFreak
Previously we’ve discussed how certain countries have been pushing for laws requiring ISPs to disconnect filesharers, if they receive multiple notices alleging copyright infringement. This proposal has been struck down by the EU, and no-one but lobby groups seems to want it. However, over in New Zealand a law requiring ISPs to disconnect repeat copyright infringers has been proposed, passed and si
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Leaked Letter Exposes Sarkozy's Repressive Anti-Piracy Agenda * TorrentFreak
US ISP Disconnects Alleged Pirates for 6 Months * TorrentFreak
US Lawmakers Want to Quash Pirate Websites | TorrentFreak
Anti-Piracy Lobby Defeats European Democracy * TorrentFreak
Anti-Piracy Lobby Loses Against "Non-Filtering" ISP * TorrentFreak
Wikipedia DVD Released on BitTorrent * TorrentFreak
IFPI Loses Another P2P 'Wireless Defense' Case * TorrentFreak
