Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Wendall (Anadamide Records, USA) takes the helm for the next release on Permanent Damage. His 'Pepper EP' will be released in November... http://ping.fm/SyuQG
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
New EPM podcast up, hosted by Acroplane Recordings, check out a serious mash up of electro, bass, dubstep, breaks, techno and electronica: http://ping.fm/s2Lcs[cid:70817E1B-1396-441C-BCCA-55B3C617B747@schoo1.lb.home.nl]
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Check out the new video for The Neon Judgement 'The Great Consumer' (DJ 3000 remix) on Dancedelic-D http://ping.fm/Dues5
France's 'three strikes' law goes into action
This week the controversial French three-strikes anti-piracy law Hadopi went live. The Hadopi law was proposed by the Sarkozy government and passed last year. Copyright holders are currently in the process of sending out 10.000's of IP-addresses of alleged infringers to ISP's, and this will increase to over a million in a few weeks. The ISPs have to hand over the identities of the associated accounts to the authorities within a week, or face a fine of 1500 euros per unidentified IP-address.
Under the French Hadopi law, alleged copyright infringers will be tracked down systematically in an attempt to decrease copyright piracy. Alleged offenders shall be identified by their Internet providers and reported to a judge once they have received three warnings. A judge will then review the case and hand down any one of a range of penalties, from fines through to disconnecting the Internet connection of the infringer. The scope of the operation is enormous. The copyright holders will start out with 10,000 IP-addresses per day, but within weeks this number is expected to go up to 150,000 IP-addresses per day.
All the major French ISPs are obliged to cooperate with this identification process. The first 'victims' are expected to be disconnected or fined within a few months.
This week the controversial French three-strikes anti-piracy law Hadopi went live. The Hadopi law was proposed by the Sarkozy government and passed last year. Copyright holders are currently in the process of sending out 10.000's of IP-addresses of alleged infringers to ISP's, and this will increase to over a million in a few weeks. The ISPs have to hand over the identities of the associated accounts to the authorities within a week, or face a fine of 1500 euros per unidentified IP-address.
Under the French Hadopi law, alleged copyright infringers will be tracked down systematically in an attempt to decrease copyright piracy. Alleged offenders shall be identified by their Internet providers and reported to a judge once they have received three warnings. A judge will then review the case and hand down any one of a range of penalties, from fines through to disconnecting the Internet connection of the infringer. The scope of the operation is enormous. The copyright holders will start out with 10,000 IP-addresses per day, but within weeks this number is expected to go up to 150,000 IP-addresses per day.
All the major French ISPs are obliged to cooperate with this identification process. The first 'victims' are expected to be disconnected or fined within a few months.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Carl Taylor returns to Dust Science with his sequel 'DS Warehouse Trax 2', out November http://ping.fm/7p4FM
2nd Release from Meanbucket out today, check it out reviewed on Discobelle with links to stores...Quality stuff!!
http://ping.fm/sVE3b
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