Foxtel completes Austar takeover
Foxtel has completed its $2 billion takeover of regional counterpart Austar, and says pricing and billing procedures will not change for customers of either service.
3 days ago in Telstra by AAP Comment 41 Votes
Foxtel has completed its $2 billion takeover of regional counterpart Austar, and says pricing and billing procedures will not change for customers of either service.
3 days ago in Telstra by AAP Comment 41 Votes
The Pirate Bay has today denounced the Anonymous collective's attack on Virgin Media, which appears to have been carried out in support of the link-hosting site.
May 10th, 2012 in Security by Michael Lee Comment 4 Votes
Five of the UK's largest internet service providers have been ordered to prevent their subscribers from accessing the file-sharing website the Pirate Bay.
May 1st, 2012 in Piracy by Ben Woods 3 Comments Vote
NSW Police has denied new claims laid against it by UK software firm Micro Focus that it tried to cover its tracks on using software without licences by using further software that it also didn't have licences for.
April 27th, 2012 in Piracy by Michael Lee 2 Comments Vote
Unsurprisingly, the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft's loss at the High Court will see internet service providers less open to compromise solutions on how to fight piracy, which means free rein for infringers.
April 26th, 2012 in Piracy by Phil Dobbie 4 Comments 2 Votes
Big Content's attempt to make internet service provider (ISP) iiNet responsible for its customers' copyright infringements has been soundly defeated, but the battle won't end there.
April 23rd, 2012 in iiNet by Stilgherrian 3 Comments 1 Vote
The iiNet High Court copyright decision doesn't give internet service providers (ISPs) a free pass on authorisation of copyright infringement over BitTorrent, legal experts have stated.
April 23rd, 2012 in Piracy by Josh Taylor 6 Comments 1 Vote
Following his High Court victory today against Hollywood, iiNet CEO Michael Malone said that he would like to walk away from discussions with rights holders over the best way to deal with copyright infringement.
April 20th, 2012 in Piracy by Suzanne Tindal, and Josh Taylor 7 Comments 6 Votes
The High Court has published its full judgment for the landmark copyright case between iiNet and the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT).
April 20th, 2012 in iiNet by Josh Taylor 1 Comment 1 Vote
The High Court has unanimously dismissed the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft's (AFACT) case against iiNet, saying that it didn't authorise its customers' copyright infringement.
April 20th, 2012 in Piracy by Josh Taylor 5 Comments 116 Votes* number of articles per week
After close to four years of battling in court, the Hollywood film studios have been dealt a major blow, losing against internet service provider iiNet in the High Court last week.
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As a consequence, ARPU is significantly higher than the projected figures.
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27 Game of Thrones outs the Aussie pirates
14 Who's right on copyright?
12 No SOPA for Australia: AG
11 High Court day 1: iiNet's control over choice
10 High Court day 3: AFACT's final pitch
9 By the numbers: the revolution will be streamed
9 Hollywood will regret the Dotcom trial
8 How much control does AFACT have?
7 iiNet, AFACT plot the way forward
6 iiNet decision not a free pass: experts