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So Blackout Ireland has started, and there’s a few blacked out avatars on Facebook and Twitter. I’ve yet to see how many people wrote to their ISPs and TDs to lodge their objections. Danny O’Brien writes about it in todays Irish Times.
Filed under: Internet, Irish Times, ISPs | Leave a Comment
Tags: blackout ireland, Eircom, Irms, three strikes
Irma’s approach to stamping out copyright infringement is winning fans all, it seems. Following the news that Irma was seeking to block Irish Internet users’ access to some websites, a new campaign has started to show Irma and the ISPs just how unhappy Irish net users are with the situation.
Filed under: Broadband, Entertainment, Irish Times, ISPs, music, Web 2.0 | Leave a Comment
Tags: blackout ireland, copyright infringement, Eircom, IRMA, new zealand, social networking
Eircom has agreed to weed out illegal file sharers from its broadband network using the “three strikes and you’re out” rule. The record industry will supply the IP addresses of the offending parties, and Eircom will issue warning letters. The third time, the customer gets cut off. The recording industry is happy, Eircom loses a […]
Filed under: Business, ISPs, music | 1 Comment
Tags: copyright, digital downloads, digital music, downloads, Eircom, file sharing, IRMA, ISP, limewire, music, P2P, peer to peer, uploaders
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