We have talked about this subject several times here at Geek News and I can assure you the whole matter is nothing to laugh about. If you want and example of what the RIAA can do just look at what DirecTV is doing. God forbid you like to experiment with computer gear let alone anything that can be used to
Tokyo already banned camera-phones in locker rooms for obvous reasons, but more and more trouble continues over-seas " Some people are secretly taking photos up women's skirts and down into bathroom stalls. Others are avoiding buying books and magazines by snapping free shots of desired pages. "The problem with a new technology is that society has yet to come up
The news of this is all over the place seems there is a contest that is set to deface websites. With the first group reaching 6000 sites wins. Should be interesting to see how this all falls out. [Cnet]
It seems like Congress got a wake-up call just in the last year, finally realizing that spam and p2p networks are getting overhand. Anyways, it's great what they are doing with both issues of internet pollution. "Facing the threat of a legal crackdown against people who swap songs online, the head of the parent of file-sharing software Morpheus on Thursday
I knew it would not take long. At least now the Japanese press will be able to point fingers across the Pacific Ocean and say hey Americans are doing it to. I have written several articles before about this. I think it will get more sinister with camera phones. Celebrities are going to hate them as people can sneak in
Those of you that are avid file swappers stand by, if you aren't scared you should be. The RIAA cases are going to go down very similar to how the people that have been stealing Direct TV service have been sued Your going to be subject to a civil lawsuit and possible other charges and like the Direct TV crackdown