http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86504/french-pirate-party-member-refutes-hacker-group-name/ Wed, 15 Feb 2012 04:36:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86504/french-pirate-party-member-refutes-hacker-group-name/#comment-220480 2009 – A ZeroPaid Year in Review – Part 2 of 3 Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:36:41 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86504#comment-220480 [...] Frances LOPPSI 2 law that would allow police to upload malware received an expert review which had further insights and confirmation in the law. Meanwhile, fresh from passing the three strikes law, France went on to use military intelligence to shut down a private BitTorrent website. Later on that month, the French president was dealt with another embarrassing blow to his plans for a French Three Strikes Law when France’s Constitutional Court ruled that the three strikes law was unconstitutional. Fresh from the PR loss of having the three strikes law ruled unconstitutional, French authorities reiterated that they would be going after Snowtiger donators and uploaders. It was that point in time that a new face of the three strikes law would emerge – a judge had to order the third strike and consequential disconnection. This new version seemed to catch on in other countries later on – at least, that’s what other countries were pressured to adopt by the international copyright industry conglomerates. Interestingly enough, like the Swedish Pirate Party, the French Pirate Party was called a “hacker group”. The party refuted being called a “hacker group”. [...] [...] Frances LOPPSI 2 law that would allow police to upload malware received an expert review which had further insights and confirmation in the law. Meanwhile, fresh from passing the three strikes law, France went on to use military intelligence to shut down a private BitTorrent website. Later on that month, the French president was dealt with another embarrassing blow to his plans for a French Three Strikes Law when France’s Constitutional Court ruled that the three strikes law was unconstitutional. Fresh from the PR loss of having the three strikes law ruled unconstitutional, French authorities reiterated that they would be going after Snowtiger donators and uploaders. It was that point in time that a new face of the three strikes law would emerge – a judge had to order the third strike and consequential disconnection. This new version seemed to catch on in other countries later on – at least, that’s what other countries were pressured to adopt by the international copyright industry conglomerates. Interestingly enough, like the Swedish Pirate Party, the French Pirate Party was called a “hacker group”. The party refuted being called a “hacker group”. [...]

]]> http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86504/french-pirate-party-member-refutes-hacker-group-name/#comment-194227 Cujo Sat, 27 Jun 2009 14:15:13 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86504#comment-194227 some very good points here ,, is everybody getting this :D some very good points here ,, is everybody getting this

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