Judgement restricts film makers from accessing personal details of people believed to have pirated
Read More Copyright Cowboys show down in court: CHOICE continues campaign for a fair response to piracy
CHOICE concerned over access to customer details by copyright holders
Read More Consumers to face unlimited fines, legal action and excessive fees under copyright “education” scheme
Meanwhile one year on and the ‘Australia tax’ is alive and well
Read More Leaked anti-piracy paper not so fancy
Trans-Pacific Partnership could force the entire ISP industry to become copyright police
Read More Trade pact would make internet services more expensive
Trans Pacific Partnership draft includes provisions for criminalisation of consumer piracy
Read More Leaked documents take the axe to consumer rights
CHOICE survey shows one-in-seven Aussies are breaking copyright laws
Read More Time to fast-forward copyright past the VHS era
CHOICE says politicians must now act to terminate the ‘Australia tax’
Read More Inquiry delivers blueprint for fairer digital prices
Frederic Filloux gets frustrated at content companies’ strategies.
Read More Too many losers from delayed release of movies and shows
Great access to knowledge overview by Matthew Rimmer
Read More When the price is not right: technology price gouging in Australia
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Consumers International is calling on copyright holders and intellectual property legislators to work with consumers, not against them, to avoid future mass protests over the right to access the internet without interference.
Read More Lawmakers must work with consumers, or risk further global copyright protests
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is a controversial, secretly negotiated, trade agreement designed to provide for stronger enforcement of intellectual property rights. But there has been no independent analysis of the impact of the treaty in Australia upon economics, human rights or health care.
Read More Opening Pandora’s box: secret treaty threatens human rights
