Anti-piracy law cuts Internet traffic in Sweden
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article published on 3 April, 2009
The newly adopted anti-piracy law has significantly cut down Internet use in Sweden. A legislation, which is based on the Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive (IPRED), has resulted in a 30% drop in day-to-day traffic. In the two days that the law -- which was designed to give copyright holders and authorities more possibilities to act against illegal file-sharing -- has been ... [ read the full article ]
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3. April 2009 @ 05:34 |
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Ah nothing like bullying the populace to ensure your antiquated industry remains in business.
Non profit based "sahreing" is a protest against the status quo of media fascism.
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Lothros
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3. April 2009 @ 12:18 |
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Not really. Its just people are cheap.
Also, this will last a few days before people lrn2tor or lrn27proxy, then it will go back to normal
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3. April 2009 @ 13:44 |
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maybe there's nothing worth downloading Right Now.
Whatever the case its not fear. Joe get what Joe want
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3. April 2009 @ 15:05 |
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If I lived there I would probably consider the ipredator proxy the bay is offering.
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vballstud
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3. April 2009 @ 15:22 |
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Cool. Just means it will be easier downloading Swedish adult movies from the Swedish servers.
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atomicxl
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4. April 2009 @ 00:34 |
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LOL @ bullying. These guys are breaking the law. They deserved to be bullied. Actually, I think criminals deserve alot worse than just bullying, but thats a different subject.
30% of Swedish net traffic is devoted to breaking the law. Maybe these people are out riding a bike, reading a book or doing something productive with their minds rather than devoting themselves to criminal acts.
I think this a good thing: 1) less criminals and 2) less traffic for people doing legal/important things.
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4. April 2009 @ 01:23 |
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Originally posted by atomicxl: LOL @ bullying. These guys are breaking the law. They deserved to be bullied. Actually, I think criminals deserve alot worse than just bullying, but thats a different subject.
30% of Swedish net traffic is devoted to breaking the law. Maybe these people are out riding a bike, reading a book or doing something productive with their minds rather than devoting themselves to criminal acts.
I think this a good thing: 1) less criminals and 2) less traffic for people doing legal/important things.
The Law, he who sets it in place is the one that controls what you do with your life.
The Law protects criminal's and punishes the good people.
The law is a well fabricated lie for a very lawless world.
whether you realize it or not murders will still have fully automatic weapons. Civilians cannot we are barred from having or even owning one.
The corporations run rapid, Stealing from us. yet we can do nothing to stop it as the law protects them.
when are rights are stripped from us completely. the law will be there ready to say you cant have your rights back.
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blueroad
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5. April 2009 @ 04:51 |
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Originally posted by vballstud: Cool. Just means it will be easier downloading Swedish adult movies from the Swedish servers.
lol mate youv got style indeed swedish adult content is the best there is XD
and on topic this wont last..even new zeland is rethinking its policy..theres only so much the corps can do and even those money hungry ppl at the goverments will hav heart feeling in the end
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dbminter
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9. April 2009 @ 15:12 |
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One thing to note: they posted a chart. Whenever some entity posts some kind of graph to back up their assertion, it's usually manipulated data.
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