IFPI take action against 8,000 alleged file sharers
Posted by KSean on 18 October 2006 - 08:45 · 15 comments & 6319 views
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#1 Posted by axious on 18 Oct 2006 - 09:04
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Yawnnn. Lunchtime already?
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#2 Posted by ambiance on 18 Oct 2006 - 09:49
- Thanks for reminding me to load utorrent and complete my ratio. Hopefully I'll be flagged a terrorist and sent to Guantanamo just in time for the new Room 101 law.
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#3 Posted by predator001 on 18 Oct 2006 - 10:19
- ohnoes the file police are coming!
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#4 Posted by brandon.mat on 18 Oct 2006 - 11:50
- hehe no Canada on that list

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#4.2 Posted by C_Guy on 18 Oct 2006 - 15:04
- You may want to check again. Just because you can get away with it here in Canada doens't mean its legal.
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#5 Posted by C_Guy on 18 Oct 2006 - 14:58
- Hopefully this is just the start. Imagine the horror if people had to stop stealing!
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#6 Posted by OfF3nSiV3 on 18 Oct 2006 - 15:04
- crap..portugal is on the list
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#7 Posted by djesteban on 18 Oct 2006 - 15:33
- man, there still people selling bootleg CD's in the street everywhere... why don't they arrest them? They are making tons of money out of it. Leave those people alone and go for the real deal... but no, it's much easier to go for the easy target.
those organisation sucks
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#8 Posted by eilegz on 18 Oct 2006 - 15:41
- this its the only advantage to live in a third world country somehow....
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#9 Posted by Huleboeren on 18 Oct 2006 - 16:50
- <3 newsgroups <3
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#10 Posted by Delox on 18 Oct 2006 - 18:39
- Does it bug anyone else when Limewire is mentioned as a separate netword?? To the best of my knowledge, Limewire (and Frostwire) use the Gnutella network, which is already mentioned in that list... feel free to correct me if I'm missing something though, I'm not a Limewire expert.
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#10.1 Posted by gadean on 19 Oct 2006 - 20:07
- Quote - Delox said @ #10Does it bug anyone else when Limewire is mentioned as a separate netword?? To the best of my knowledge, Limewire (and Frostwire) use the Gnutella network, which is already mentioned in that list... feel free to correct me if I'm missing something though, I'm not a Limewire expert.
Exactly what I was thinking. They said "services" not applications.
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#11 Posted by Shiranui on 19 Oct 2006 - 00:53
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Over 8,000 new cases in 17 countries are being announced today, including the first ever cases against illegal file-sharing in the two biggest markets of South America and in Eastern Europe. A total of more than 13,000 legal actions have now been taken outside the United States.
The campaign involves illegal file-sharers in Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Singapore and Switzerland. The industry is targeting uploaders using all the major unauthorised P2P services, including BitTorrent, eDonkey, DirectConnect, Gnutella, Limewire, SoulSeek and WinMX.