Federal Court Orders ISPs to Disclose Subscriber Info

Law & Order | 206839 hits | Sep 09 11:49 am | Posted by: DrCaleb

File sharing lawsuits involving the movie the Hurt Locker have been big news in the United States for months as tens of thousands of lawsuits have been filed. It now appears that the lawsuits are coming to Canada as the Federal Court of Canada has paved t

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by Canajazz
Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:37 pm
Big business is pushing our government to do things the voters do not want. This is not the US, ga away.
by herbie
Sat Sep 10, 2011 5:44 pm
Sorry guys, that IP's a router. Why don't you charge all 160 users connected to it. Why not hold the trial in Toronto so none of them can afford to defend themselves.
Why don't you just fuck off and offer that movie, which has played itself out in theaters, DVD sales and cable tv runs about two years ago, for $2.99 and nobody will bother to steal it. You won't bother paying lawyers to sue over $2.99 even if some still do.

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