Canadian recording industry goes after ISPs for the names of file sharers
And so it begins. While the available details are sketchy, the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA) is taking at least one ISP, Shaw Communications, to court in order to force them to release the names of at least 29 customers targeted as file sharers. This will be an interesting battle as the legality of file sharing has yet to be tested in Canadian courts. CRIA's latest communications campaign includes their web page on the 'Free Music' Myth, which clearly outlines their moral position on this issue.
Friday, February 13, 2004
Thursday, February 05, 2004
Lee ChangHo caricatures
Need some adorable caricatures of the youngest 9 dan go professional in history?
Need some adorable caricatures of the youngest 9 dan go professional in history?
Wikipedia on go/weiqi/baduk
Wikipedia is truly an astounding resource. (Of course, the first thing that I looked up there was go.) For those who are not familiar with the project, it is an online encyclopedia created and maintained by the Internet community. It is an entirely non-commercial effort with a bafflingly large scope.
Wikipedia is truly an astounding resource. (Of course, the first thing that I looked up there was go.) For those who are not familiar with the project, it is an online encyclopedia created and maintained by the Internet community. It is an entirely non-commercial effort with a bafflingly large scope.
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- thrashor
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Returned to working as a Management Consultant, specializing in risk, security, and regulatory compliance, with Fujitsu Canada after running the IT shop in the largest library in the South Pacific.
