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May 16 2009

Swedish Government Wants to Force ISPs to Retain Data for 6 Months

A newly leaked government report is suggesting that the Swedish government is planning on implementing a new law that would force ISPs to retain all user information for a period of six months. the Swedish minister stressed that nothing is set in stone regarding this, but a theory is already being put forth that [...]

Jun 4 2008

Massive Data Retention Protests Hit Germany, Expected to Spread Across Europe

Imagine that every phone call, fax, e-mail, instant message and packet of information that you sent and received was captured by your government and stored for two years, regardless of whether or not a crime was committed. Now imagine thousands of Germans marching in protest. The German protests took place over last weekend [...]

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  • Victim of PirateBay: lol PirateBay SUCKS you go to thier website and all of a sudden you are attacked with viruses and spyware. Anyone that l...
  • Yatti420: UTP isn't the throttling part.. You want UTP enabled if you run behind a Sandvine box though thats for sure.. ...
  • Norway Court Denies Request to Block The Pirate Bay: [...] (Norske Filmbyråers Forening) over demands that it prevent customers from accessing Swedish BitTorrent tracker si...
  • Spanish Culture Minister: No “3-Strikes” for File-Sharers: [...] comes after the recent decision by the European Union to drop a crucial amendment (#138) from its much anticipated...
  • @TheHuxCapacitor: Hmmm, Couple of things for me - There's no causal relationship proven in the study between P2P and decline in sales...
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  • Stan: I would love to get Ayn Rand's perspective on this situation. The labels may have changed, but the selfishness, ...
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