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Here the Pirate Party tells of their grievances with the UK department of Culture and how it met with copyright holders to discuss about having search providers police and censor active searches for things they deem violating copyright. They feel it will bring various unneeded costs to the companies and thus the users themselves.

This blog post brings to light the various discussions going on concerning current government movements on anti-copyright and counterfeiting policies and the effects it is having on Australian communication providers.

The entry describes the recent court case brought up by Optus opposing Telstra's control over Sports broadcasting rights and the ability for Optus subscribers to be able to stream, download, and watch Sports programs on their mobile devices.

The shutdown led to denial-of-service attacks on a range of websites belonging to the U.S. government and copyright organisations.[7][8] The case has not yet been heard at trial.

Here reloadmedia looks at the issues pertaining to SOPA after the internet Blackout protest staged against it and what kinds of effects SOPA will have on Australia.

Life Hacker here presents a guide on how to be a good internet citizen and have a safe internet presence.

'Electronic Frontiers Australia' is a non-profit national organisation representing Internet users concerned with on-line freedoms and rights.

Electronic Frontiers Australia is a non-profit national organisation representing Internet users concerned with on-line freedoms and rights.

After being shut down by Italian authorities an app in Google has allowed owner of a proxy site to launch a new proxy to allow access to torrent sites.

Google helps Italians to unblock a torrent site, allowing the free distribution of copyrighted information! Anti-censorship at its most powerful.

BTjunkie's proxy sites keep getting banned by the Italian police so now they're fighting back with the power of Google('s proxy service).