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Australian Gov't To Streamline Anti-Piracy Lawsuit Process

Posted by timothy on from the streamlining-always-looks-cool dept.

daria42 writes "Remember how the mass piracy lawsuits common in the U.S. are now coming to Australia? Of course you do. Well, now Australia's Government has come out backing the legal process which makes them possible — and is even promising to streamline it. Anti-piracy organisations will be jumping for joy — but I'm not sure how popular the move will be with the rest of the population."

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  1. Retards by labnet · · Score: 5, Insightful

    We the people don't want to 'steal', otherwise KMART would have uzis at the door instead of some bored chick.
    Give the people an easy way to download everything at a reasonable price ($5 new release , $1 for back catalouge), and most of piracy will go away overnight.
    Making war against the consumer of your product is not a long term business strategy.
    Unfortunatley, most of the MPAxx's of the world seem to be run by retards.

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