Comments on: South Korea’s “Three-Strikes” Law Takes Effect http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 03:00:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Final Bibliography « A study blog http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-326805 Final Bibliography « A study blog Thu, 12 May 2011 02:20:22 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-326805 [...] Moya, J. (2009). South Korea’s “Three-Strikes” law takes effect. Zero Paid. Retrieved from http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/ [...] [...] Moya, J. (2009). South Korea’s “Three-Strikes” law takes effect. Zero Paid. Retrieved from http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/ [...]

]]> By: Bibliography « A study blog http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-324727 Bibliography « A study blog Fri, 08 Apr 2011 08:12:33 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-324727 [...] Moya, J. (2009). South Korea’s “Three-Strikes” law takes effect. Zero Paid. Retrieved from http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/ [...] [...] Moya, J. (2009). South Korea’s “Three-Strikes” law takes effect. Zero Paid. Retrieved from http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/ [...]

]]> By: U2 Band Manager: Piracy Has Made Tech Companies, ISPs Rich http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-296370 U2 Band Manager: Piracy Has Made Tech Companies, ISPs Rich Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:53:36 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-296370 [...] that forces ISPs to fight illegal file-sharing on their networks as has happened in countries like South Korea, France, the UK, and most recently, New [...] [...] that forces ISPs to fight illegal file-sharing on their networks as has happened in countries like South Korea, France, the UK, and most recently, New [...]

]]> By: Spanish Judge Reaffirms P2P STILL Legal http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-239702 Spanish Judge Reaffirms P2P STILL Legal Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:49:52 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-239702 [...] the law is still still dramatically different from other countries like France and South Korea in that it targets P2P sites and not [...] [...] the law is still still dramatically different from other countries like France and South Korea in that it targets P2P sites and not [...]

]]> By: South Korean Copyright Groups Demand P2P Site Filters “Or Else” - Internet Security, Online Safety, Web Filtering and all the other net nastys no-one talks about - The IT Juggler http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-212102 South Korean Copyright Groups Demand P2P Site Filters “Or Else” - Internet Security, Online Safety, Web Filtering and all the other net nastys no-one talks about - The IT Juggler Tue, 17 Nov 2009 02:59:08 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-212102 [...] in July of this year South Korea earned the infamous distinction of being the first country in the world to enact a “three strikes,” or “graduated [...] [...] in July of this year South Korea earned the infamous distinction of being the first country in the world to enact a “three strikes,” or “graduated [...]

]]> By: South Korean Copyright Groups Demand P2P Site Filters “Or Else” http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-212045 South Korean Copyright Groups Demand P2P Site Filters “Or Else” Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:28:18 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-212045 [...] in July of this year South Korea earned the infamous distinction of being the first country in the world to enact a “three strikes,” or “graduated [...] [...] in July of this year South Korea earned the infamous distinction of being the first country in the world to enact a “three strikes,” or “graduated [...]

]]> By: manakazero http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-198063 manakazero Fri, 31 Jul 2009 04:40:29 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-198063 What else would you do in South Korea with insanely fast internet speeds than download illegally?! What else would you do in South Korea with insanely fast internet speeds than download illegally?!

]]> By: bruce http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-197387 bruce Sat, 25 Jul 2009 06:10:23 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-197387 well this may or may not be enforced... many laws in South Korea (i live there, by the way) are selectively ignored by either the police, the government, the people, or just everyone... prostitution is available everywhere, for example. and whale meat is common. and dog meat is still technically illegal, but common. in fact these things are advertised with big signs! it is widely known that the cops drink on duty, and really have nothing to do anyways..there is no real crime to speak of. and even drunk driving is barely enforced even if they catch you... drugs, on the other hand, or a serious matter, for some reason. this is true all around the world, and i will never understand it....with alcohol legal and many prescription drugs available easily anyways, and also tons of herbs that can be quite strong... i doubt this law will be enforced much. if it is, however, there are PC-Bangs (bang means room) where you can rent computers with no ID for about 50c and hour and you can connect USB devices to them, and run whatever software you want on insanely high speed connections (like you might get a full movie in 10 minutes or a music album in 1-2 minutes...) or there are cafes with Wifi and free internet access..and libraries, etc. filesharing will never go away. besides all that, there are so many "rapid share" type of services for a few dollars a month, and so forth. honestly, i think laws like these are more like the government trying to look good on to the world, more than anything. like when they outlawed dog meat for the Seoul Olympics, and China did the same kind of thing for Beijing. yet further, the record companies are all on the rocks now, and i expect the RIAA the kind of fade away with them soon enough. if only they realized that P2P is free advertising for them and actually has INCREASED their business. if they were at all smart they would allow it and then focus on selling concert tickets and paraphenalia like T-Shirts....the number of new fans for many bands is increasing exponentially worldwide because of sharing...are they stupid enough not to make money off it somehow, instead of alienating all their fans and the artists (particularly up and coming ones)?? apparently they are that stupid. the Radioheads and Trent Reznors of the world will now take over the business and ART can finally get closer to its true goal of entertaining and enlightening more people. and its about f'in' time. :-D well this may or may not be enforced… many laws in South Korea (i live there, by the way) are selectively ignored by either the police, the government, the people, or just everyone… prostitution is available everywhere, for example. and whale meat is common. and dog meat is still technically illegal, but common. in fact these things are advertised with big signs!

it is widely known that the cops drink on duty, and really have nothing to do anyways..there is no real crime to speak of.

and even drunk driving is barely enforced even if they catch you…

drugs, on the other hand, or a serious matter, for some reason. this is true all around the world, and i will never understand it….with alcohol legal and many prescription drugs available easily anyways, and also tons of herbs that can be quite strong…

i doubt this law will be enforced much.

if it is, however, there are PC-Bangs (bang means room) where you can rent computers with no ID for about 50c and hour and you can connect USB devices to them, and run whatever software you want on insanely high speed connections (like you might get a full movie in 10 minutes or a music album in 1-2 minutes…)

or there are cafes with Wifi and free internet access..and libraries, etc.

filesharing will never go away.

besides all that, there are so many “rapid share” type of services for a few dollars a month, and so forth.

honestly, i think laws like these are more like the government trying to look good on to the world, more than anything.

like when they outlawed dog meat for the Seoul Olympics, and China did the same kind of thing for Beijing.

yet further, the record companies are all on the rocks now, and i expect the RIAA the kind of fade away with them soon enough.

if only they realized that P2P is free advertising for them and actually has INCREASED their business.

if they were at all smart they would allow it and then focus on selling concert tickets and paraphenalia like T-Shirts….the number of new fans for many bands is increasing exponentially worldwide because of sharing…are they stupid enough not to make money off it somehow, instead of alienating all their fans and the artists (particularly up and coming ones)?? apparently they are that stupid.

the Radioheads and Trent Reznors of the world will now take over the business and ART can finally get closer to its true goal of entertaining and enlightening more people.

and its about f’in’ time. :-D

]]> By: jspaces http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-197319 jspaces Fri, 24 Jul 2009 06:10:31 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-197319 I thought only the north Korea was repressed. Sure lets make all south Korea young people criminals. What are they thinking? I thought only the north Korea was repressed.
Sure lets make all south Korea young people criminals. What are they thinking?

]]> By: soulxtc http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86703/south-koreas-three-strikes-law-takes-effect/#comment-197307 soulxtc Fri, 24 Jul 2009 01:39:36 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86703#comment-197307 Heh heh...right? Heh heh…right?

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