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File Sharing

Share first, verify later: When breaking news breaks the rules
Analysis
/ 12 March 2015

Share first, verify later: When breaking news breaks the rules

User-generated content can be both a media boon and a minefield, with hoaxes and propaganda competing with bona fide eyewitness accounts.

By Vicky Baker
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/ 13 May 2011

LimeWire pays $105m in music copyright case

The popular online file-sharing service LimeWire has agreed to pay $105-million to settle charges that it was a platform for music piracy.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 April 2011

New Zealand outlaws internet file-sharing

New Zealand passed a law against online piracy on Thursday which outlaws file-sharing.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 March 2011

Music sales fall almost $1,5bn amid increased piracy

Global recorded music sales fell by almost $1,5-billion last year as digital piracy continued to take its toll on the industry.

By Mark Sweney
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/ 25 January 2010

MusicDNA: New digital file that is son of MP3 unveiled

Technology by team behind the MP3 will offer fans a new way to listen to music and could be key in the fight against piracy.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 January 2010

Internet pirates find ‘bulletproof’ havens for file sharing

Internet pirates are moving away from havens such as Sweden to new territories that include China and Ukraine as they try to avoid prosecution.

By Staff Reporter

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