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26.02.2010, 06:40
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Russian prosecutors have shut down Russia's most popular file sharing website for alleged violation of copyright laws. Still, despite looming legal charges, its owners resumed operations under a new address.
15.10.2010, 22:57
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Russia's leading Internet players are calling on lawmakers to make pirates, not providers, responsible for illegal downloads.
12.05.2009, 23:24
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Russia’s Prosecutor General’s office has called on the UN to create an international court to try Somali pirates.
08.06.2009, 16:19
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Global recording companies are suing a U.S. student for allegedly downloading 7 songs from a file-sharing website. The music lover could end up paying a high price for his passion - US$1.5 million
12.11.2009, 04:03
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A new anti-piracy law would allow internet service providers to inspect content users are sending and disconnect them when a copyright holder “alleges” there were violations, computer analyst Shelly Roche told RT.
28.04.2010, 07:03
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The UN Security Council has backed a Russian proposal to create special international tribunals to try Somali pirates arrested at sea.
13.08.2009, 20:17
There are a number of suspicious facts surrounding the seizure of the "Arctic Sea", said Phil Cable from Maritime Asset Security and Training.
15.08.2009, 02:42
Some sort of commercial disagreement, stemming from the boarding that happened in the Baltic Sea, may be behind Arctic Sea seizure, said Nick Davis, head of Anti-Piracy Maritime Security Solutions.
02.09.2009, 12:29
The Abkhazian President has issued an order for the Navy to destroy Georgian ships illegally entering the Republic’s waters.
07.05.2010, 15:24
Pirate attacks have become a huge headache for the entire world and gaps in the international law are making it even more difficult to tackle the problem. Most of the time foreign navies disarm and release pirates.
Published: 12 August, 2009, 22:45
Hijackers, not necessarily pirates, have probably seized the ship “Arctic Sea” because of its valuable and extremely dangerous cargo, according to Mikhail Voitenko, the editor of the Russian Maritime Bulletin website.
couldent it also be some government cargo? a nuclear warhead? some new secret technology? a large amount of gold? you guess. certainly an unusual story.