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Nate Anderson's Publications

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Nate Anderson's Posts

Play it again: Tenenbaum team tries to toss MediaSentry evidence
6/29/09 on Ars Technica
IT
Richard Marx (!) attacks RIAA after $1.92M Thomas verdict
6/24/09 on Ars Technica
Thomas verdict: willful infringement, $1.92 million penalty
6/18/09 on Ars Technica
Jammie Thomas takes the stand, admits to major misstep
6/17/09 on Ars Technica
Sony lawyer: $150K damages per song "certainly" appropriate
6/16/09 on Ars Technica
Sony
Thomas retrial begins Monday: what to expect
6/15/09 on Ars Technica
Who's afraid of a digital world? The World Copyright Summit
6/12/09 on Ars Technica
French court savages "three-strikes" law, tosses it out
6/10/09 on Ars Technica
IT
Lawyers plan class-action to reclaim "$100M+" RIAA "stole"
6/10/09 on Ars Technica
Movie studios launch Epix, 720p streaming service for films
6/8/09 on Ars Technica
Senate goes medieval on Web loyalty programs, monthly fees
5/29/09 on Ars Technica
Web
Landmark study: DRM truly does make pirates out of us all
5/28/09 on Ars Technica
Lawyer: RIAA must pay back all $100M it has collected
5/22/09 on Ars Technica
IT
Cable: let us experiment with metered Internet
5/20/09 on Ars Technica
Next up for France: police keyloggers and Web censorship
5/19/09 on Ars Technica
NeXT, Web, police
Harvard prof tells judge that P2P filesharing is "fair use"
5/18/09 on Ars Technica
YouTube sails out of safe harbor to reinstate marriage video
5/14/09 on Ars Technica
YouTube, Video, video
MacSpeech Dictate gets 20% more accurate with paid upgrade
5/14/09 on Ars Technica
Not-so-shocking: Jammie Thomas, RIAA unable to settle
5/14/09 on Ars Technica
Norwegian ISP: dig your own fiber trench, save $400
5/12/09 on Ars Technica
Five things New Zealand's copyright law rewrite must cover
5/4/09 on Ars Technica
The Pirate Bay verdict goes English, and we dish the dirt
4/28/09 on Ars Technica
The Pirate Bay
Even when not explicit, ISP data caps still haunt users
4/24/09 on Ars Technica
CAPS, Data
Cable: DPI is good for us; Congressman: it's frightening
4/24/09 on Ars Technica
DPI, IT
No data caps, no DOCSIS 3.0? TWC's math doesn't add up
4/22/09 on Ars Technica
CAPS, Data
The Pirate Bay verdict: guilty, with jail time
4/17/09 on Ars Technica
The Pirate Bay
They're gone! After outcry, Time Warner uncaps the tubes
4/17/09 on Ars Technica
Time Warner
Times change: print no longer default MLA citation style
4/13/09 on Ars Technica
Time Warner tries again, fails to justify caps and charges
4/11/09 on Ars Technica
Time Warner, CAPS
The price-gouging premiums of Time Warner Cable's data caps
4/9/09 on Ars Technica
Time Warner, CAPS, Data

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