Australian Court Rules Against KaZaA

[p2p-freAk]

An Australian court ruled Monday that file-swapping service Kazaa breaches copyright. The owners have been given two months to modify their web site to prevent piracy by their users. The ruling only covers Australia, but the record industry hailed it a victory that would be felt around the globe.

http://www.zeropaid.com/news/5666/Australian+Court+Rules+Against+KaZaA/

 

[Paschendale]

Interesting read, although one has to question whether this will truely impact P2P users, as a lot of people have moved onto other networks now (BT, Gnutella, eDonkey etc)..

 

[Blackhole]

Why would you use kazaa? :tongue:

1. Most MP3's don't work.
2. Almost all kazaa users are noobs who don't know better.
3. You can find more files on Emule.