Before the dawn of the mainstream Internet, underage access to pornographic content meant trying to sneak a glance over someone’s shoulder at a well-thumbed adult magazine. Or, if you were ‘lucky’, finding a VHS cassette […]
Article 13 has cleared the final roadblock it needed to ahead of becoming part of EU law. While the controversial copyright law changes were passed by MEPs last month it still needed to be approved […]
On Monday, the EU Council of Ministers approved the Copyright Directive, which includes the controversial Article 17 (formerly 13). The law requires platforms like YouTube and Facebook, for example, to sign licensing agreements with creators […]
Kodi and Pirate Bay users need to put a date in the diary as it marks the “last chance” to stop the Article 13 upload filters. Article 13 is a controversial part of the EU’s […]
The MetalliQ 4Qed add-on is an all in one offering that has many different choices. No matter what you are looking for, you should be able to find it with this one. You won’t want to […]
BetaNews has what we like to call a rather rowdy comments section. Any post to do with Windows 7 and Windows 10 usually sparks a commenting war that can run for weeks and get very […]
Later this month, Members of the European Parliament are set to cast their final votes on the EU Copyright Directive. Given the almost continuous outrage online, it’s clear that both Article 11 and Article 13 remain highly controversial. […]
The ‘upload filters’ topic has been widely debated in the European Parliament this year. While most attention has been focused on copyright-infringing material and Article 13, another filtering discussion has been going on at the […]
If the world’s leading record labels are to be believed, YouTube is the world’s largest repository of infringing content, content which makes YouTube lots of money. YouTube counters with arguments that it always abides by […]
As the heated debate over the EU’s controversial Article 13 proposals continues, YouTube is becoming ever more vocal. Relatively silent in the run-up to the September vote which saw the European Parliament vote in favor […]
Earlier this year there was a massive uproar, bordering on full-blown panic, about Europe’s new privacy regulations. The GDPR introduced thorough data protections for Europeans, which applies to all sites and services that serve European […]
In a plenary vote last month, the European Parliament backed a slightly amended version of the original Article 13 proposal. According to critics, the widely protested plan will result in an indirect upload filter requirement […]
Owing to unlicensed copyrighted content material currently being designed offered on YouTube and very similar platforms, hundreds of thousands of citizens close to the world are equipped to eat the same at prices shut to […]
The EU’s designs to modernize copyright law in Europe are going ahead. With a very important vote coming up afterwards this month, protests from different opponents are on the increase as well. They warn that […]
In the United kingdom, Internet companies provide internet site-blocking instruments to their subscribers, so they can filter unsafe information from the website. Though these applications can be valuable to some, there are some somewhat peculiar […]
UK ISPs Blocking Content – KODI NO STREAM AVAILABLE Some Internet Service Providers in Britain have filters that block some online content (such as videos in Kodi/DBMC/XBMC and other Android applications). Unlike those put in […]
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