Posted by anthonyberet on 09/06/05 21:20

fred-bloggs wrote:
> http://australianit.news.com.au/articles/0,7204,16502386%5E15306%5E%
> 5Enbv%5E,00.html
>
> Justice Wilcox found the respondents - Sharman Networks, management
> company LEF Interactive, chief executive Nicola Anne Hemming, business
> partners Brilliant Digital Entertainment and Altnet, and BDE chief
> executive Kevin Glenn Bermeister - had authorised copyright infringement.
>
> They have been given two months to install filters to stop traffic in
> pirated tracks on their system, and face a large damages bill, to be
> assessed at a later hearing.
>
> Justice Wilcox said the respondents had not installed filtering to stop
> piracy, and had encouraged piracy through an advertising campaign.
>
This will be interesting to see - they will probably try to filter just
for Australia.

OTOH, Kazaa went down the toilet a long time ago.

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