Belgian ISP Scores Victory In Landmark P2P Case
secmartin writes "Belgian ISP Scarlet scored an important victory in the first major European test of copyright law. The interim decision forcing them to block transfers of copyrighted materials via P2P has been reversed, because the judge agreed with Scarlet that the measures the Belgian RIAA proposed to implement proved to be ineffective. A final decision is expected next year."
I hope "ISP" means waffles and "P2P" means syrup!
you're honore, i ca'nt spelle
I call them the Music and Film Industry Associations. Simple and to the point. MaFIA.
1. Find a mirror.
2. Repeat while looking at yourself: "You're an idiot and your spelling and grammar is atrocious."
3. Do this exercise and then read these instructions.
You are now closer to being able to contribute to your country's literacy rate.
I hate printers.
Let's just go with ****. After all, every time I hear about them I want to swear.
Holeholeahole? What does that mean?
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We are the RIAA. Lower your firewalls and surrender your harddrives. We will add your bank balance and soul to our own. Your life will adapt to service us. Court cases are futile. Etc. :)
I like the way the register puts them - Record industry Ass. of *. Perhaps we should use (_*_) to denote all countries?
Barely Original Recordings Group?