The music business is now doing two things right. First, it has built a better stick. Most countries have virtually abandoned the practice of suing people for downloading copyrighted files. The favored approach these days is known as "graduated response" or "three strikes and you're out." People who are suspected of trading media illegally are sent warnings. If they fail to stop, their Internet service provider may slow their connection. If that fails to deter, they may be temporarily cut off. The hottest product is Spotify, which has been downloaded to six million computers in Europe. Spotify streams tracks free, interrupted by minimal advertising. Customers can pay a monthly fee to get rid of the advertisements or to install the application on iPhones and other mobile devices. Althoug...
... and more about cultivating alternatives to piracy. The past year has seen rapid growth of digital mu...
The sea captain's wife is Azuba Bradstock, a young mother who lives in New Brunswick in the 1860s. Azuba means "the deserted," which her mother describes as "a poor meaning (...) for a beautiful name." However, deserted is exactly how Azuba feels. [Beth Powning] deftly develops Azuba's character in the first few chapters, but [Nathaniel] is a little foggier, perhaps because Azuba herself feels that she hardly knows him. He steadfastly refuses to let Azuba and [Carrie] join him on his voyage. If only Powning had spent as much time developing [Reverend Walton]'s character as she did the sea's. His relationship with Azuba is not painted with a bold enough stroke to warrant her continued longing for his companionship.
..., near-starvation, the threat of mutiny and piracy, and the immense ferocity of the Earth's oceans. T...
... of civil liability for enablers of online piracy, measures to enable activities of technology comp...
I'm feeling like a pirate myself, right now. I've hoisted my Jolly Roger at the Sheraton Cable Beach Resort (about 700 guest rooms in a U-shaped design around seven acres of tropical waterscape) on West Bay Street, 15 minutes from the airport and 15 minutes from Nassau. I'm seven floors up in a hotel, where just about every room has a sliding door to a good-sized balcony with an expansive view of the ocean and a bunch of pools and waterfalls, and 1,000 feet of white sandy beach. Out at sea, a towering white cruise ship leaves our waters and in the distance, another approaches. Don't miss the Queen's Staircase that leads from Fort Fincastle to a nearby shoreline. It's a passage carved out of rock, an escape route to an awaiting ship if the fort was overrun. It took thousands of slaves mo...
...It means "Piracy Expelled, Commerce Restored," and it remained the ...
...[37] He was a founding member of the Anti-Piracy Task Force Working Group of the International Reco...
They have enough guns to fight for another 20 years," Ted Dagne, a Somalia analyst in Washington, said. "And there is no way to win a battle when the other side is in a suicidal mind set. "We only need money and if we are paid, then everything will be OK," he said. "No one can tell us what to do." "Once you have a crew at gunpoint, you can hold six U.S. naval warships at bay and they don't have a whole lot of options except to wait it out," [Jennifer Cooke] said.
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... in an industry occasionally prone to piracy. . "They've got some good technologies with regard...
... lobbied for the bill in response to the piracy and mass copying of films which has affected the e...
... lost $25 billion in 1986 as a result of piracy in intellectual property, a figure equal to 15 per...
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