Who will get the first copyright infringement notice??

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Topic # 89413 1-Sep-2011 19:30

So, now the law is in effect and rights holders can send IPAPs notices, who will be the first to receive one from their ISP?

Post it here!

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Reply # 515288 1-Sep-2011 19:38

are you planning to give out any prize?

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Reply # 515296 1-Sep-2011 19:49

If there was some sort of legal alternative like HULU or NetFlix here I'd have no problem paying for content but there isn't so I have no problem downloading that which I watch illegally.... So I'll probably be one of the first to get stung unless I can work out some sort of proxy set-up

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Reply # 515300 1-Sep-2011 19:56

Athlonite get a VPN then you can acess both Hulu and Netflix.

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Reply # 515305 1-Sep-2011 20:03

nakedmolerat: are you planning to give out any prize?

An iTunes voucher perhaps

Most of the trouble in the world is caused by people wanting to be important. (T.S. Eliot)

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Reply # 515312 1-Sep-2011 20:13

i found this funny espc the p2p users comments.. caused even more to download it and spread it

http://torrentfreak.com/23322-expendables-downloaders-accused-in-bittorrents-biggest-lawsuit-110510/

now I read this.. and wonder how NZ is going to go with the law

http://torrentfreak.com/the-expendables-makers-dismiss-massive-bittorrent-lawsuit-110825/

p2p law dont cover rapidshare I read in another post here cos right holders can get it removed
unlike p2p but I say people will be careful still and use vpn if they download something
they might suspect is copyright.. after all sometimes you dont know
until you downloaded it!

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Reply # 515323 1-Sep-2011 20:25

These would help people trying to avoid receiving notices I would think;

http://www.iblocklist.com/lists.php

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Reply # 515326 1-Sep-2011 20:32

nope blocking soft *useless but good for filtering out sharers sharing bad file chunks
trying to waste your bandwidth it
wont hide your ip.. vpn in another country will.. 100s all sharing the same ip

I guess its easy for a russian etc to buy servers in various countries and offer slots for a fee

all they could do is keep shutting down the servers and like the torrent sites just setup base in another country

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Reply # 515340 1-Sep-2011 20:56

I'm surprised that the first one hasn't been issues.. Actually I'm surprised the first couple of hundred haven't been issued.. Oh well perhaps it won't be such a big deal after all.

Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat New Zealand as a Solution Architect for all things Linux, Virtual and of course Cloud. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.

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Reply # 515342 1-Sep-2011 20:59

I think the first to get one will be a business... something in local or central government. A Public Library or a Government Department.

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Reply # 515344 1-Sep-2011 21:00

openmedia: I'm surprised that the first one hasn't been issues.. Actually I'm surprised the first couple of hundred haven't been issued.. Oh well perhaps it won't be such a big deal after all.

Gone out in todays post... so the first will start to receive them tomorrow?

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Reply # 515346 1-Sep-2011 21:02

hellonearthisman: Athlonite get a VPN then you can acess both Hulu and Netflix.

and what pay US dollars I don't think so, that and the fact I don't have an credit card

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Reply # 515354 1-Sep-2011 21:14

lol us dollars is almost equal the nz dollar now..
very cheap to buy a vpn some start as little as $5 for a month

use paypal

one guy suggested the isps should all pay media coys a slice
of the data cap since its so expensive for data of the web
everyone is paying
downloading a movie is a form of payment but isps win only
LOL

ould tak ecare of the problem and laws

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Reply # 515361 1-Sep-2011 21:29

kiwigeek1: lol us dollars is almost equal the nz dollar now..
very cheap to buy a vpn some start as little as $5 for a month

use paypal

one guy suggested the isps should all pay media coys a slice
of the data cap since its so expensive for data of the web
everyone is paying
downloading a movie is a form of payment but isps win only
LOL

ould tak ecare of the problem and laws

que?

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Reply # 515402 1-Sep-2011 22:29

OK... soo back on Topic.

I'll vote for Paul Brislen.
C'mon Paul, get Tuanz to take one for the team. (An outfit with the street cred to challenge it.) Before some poor solo Mum, who most likely will be the first to reach 3 strikes, has to wear her heart on 7pm TV and drive us all nuts.

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Reply # 515427 1-Sep-2011 23:24

kiwigeek1: lol us dollars is almost equal the nz dollar now..
very cheap to buy a vpn some start as little as $5 for a month

use paypal

one guy suggested the isps should all pay media coys a slice
of the data cap since its so expensive for data of the web
everyone is paying
downloading a movie is a form of payment but isps win only
LOL

ould tak ecare of the problem and laws

As soon as you start paying, especially with a credit card, it becomes very easy to identify the users on a VPN.

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