Internet Piracy

[Poll] Week 10 Poll Result Analysis

2011-11-11T08:08:00.001+08:00

This is the final week of poll result anlysis There is one of the voter that had voted for ''Yes it is linked to Organised Crime!''There are three voter that had voted for ''Its just Social Construction!''There is one last of the voter that had voted for ''Its is mixture of the two!''In conclusion, its showed that many of the people think that internet piracy is just social construction.

Internet piracy law to come into force

2011-11-10T19:49:00.002+08:00

A controversial new law aimed at wiping out illegal downloading will come into effect from tomorrow.

Illegal downloaders could be fined up to $15,000 under the Copyright Infringing File Sharing Act. But many are concerned the law means internet account holders, including universities and businesses, are accountable for the actions of everyone using their account.

Auckland University computers will from tomorrow carry a warning to anyone logging on that if any of the 50,000 students is caught illegally downloading, the university takes the rap.

"We have liability for actions that could be individual action from our staff and students that we have very little control of," said the university's chief information officer Stephen Whiteside.

Under the new "three strikes" regime, which is aimed at combating illegal file sharing, internet users could be fined up to $15,000 by the Copyright Tribunal for accidentally or deliberately distributing or even viewing copyright material, such as pirated videos.

Home internet users will also be monitored - and sent three warning letters before their case is escalated. Opponents to the law claim internet users are being treated as guilty until proven innocent.

Intellectual property lawyer Ian Finch has his doubts the law will catch big downloaders.

"There is an ability for the scheme to be reasonably effective but it will have difficulty stopping the repeat offender."

Labour 'will dump law'

Labour says if it is elected, it will ditch planned 'termination clauses' in the new law which would see web access shut down for people caught illegally sharing files.

Labour's Communications and IT spokesperson Clare Curran said they will introduce a Bill within 90 days of taking office to remove the so-called 'termination clauses' from the Copyright Act.

That law hasn't actually been put into place yet however - the only thing that can happen under the most recent law change is that once someone has three strikes against them they can be taken to the Copyright Tribunal which can make awards of up to $15,000.

The internet suspension power will not be brought into force unless the Minister of Commerce considers that the "three strikes" law and the remedies by the Copyright Tribunal are ineffective.

The Government says it will then monitor and review the situation and determine when a further deterrent may be needed.

It's expected the issue will be reviewed in two years' time, coinciding with the five-year review of the digital copyright amendments that were passed in 2008.

Curran said the clauses that would shut down connections can't work in the long term.

Labour voted for the Bill in April.

"We stuck by a commitment to work with the Government to enable internet service providers and rights holders to reach a compromise on copyright law," she said.

Curran said Labour will also undertake a review of the Copyright Act, with the aim of introducing a new bill within 18 months to update and extend the framework for digital copyright in New Zealand.

Labour's approach to copyright will be released as part of its ICT policy and its innovation policy in coming weeks.

Infringement notices

Internet users are likely to be hit with hundreds of thousands of infringement notices each year, an Economic Development Ministry consultation document suggests.

Officials have asked internet providers to estimate their costs based on the assumption they would send out 5000 infringement notices each a month. New Zealand had 71 internet providers last year, according to Statistics New Zealand.

But InternetNZ chief executive Vikram Kumar said it would be entirely realistic to expect tens of thousands of notices to be issued each month, based on experience overseas.

"France introduced a similar law and they were completely flooded, with 50,000 notices being issued almost instantly."

Paul Brislen, Telecommications Users Association of New Zealand chief executive, said he did not believe the public are aware of what they can and cannot do.

"I think users, people like you and me at home with a connection, have not been told what the new law means and there is absolutely so little coming out that it is a minefield," he told TV ONE's Breakfast.

Reference:
ONE News websites, Internet piracy law to come into force [online], Retrieved 10th November 2011.
URL :http://tvnz.co.nz/politics-news/internet-piracy-law-come-into-force-4377958

The Contest of Winner

2011-11-09T15:05:00.006+08:00

Our "Amazing Contest" is officially ended and the winner have been announced last Friday, so check out our facebook page or our blog post if you have missed out the contest winner list. The way we pick the participants to be the winners is based on several consideration to choose the winner. The winner is Mr. Pok Wai Kan.

Here is the winner photo:

There have the answer for our created the contest:

Across

5. A right that protect software and media data. = copyright

6. Internet channels. = Warez

7. A major of intellectual property. = Inventions

8. 2011 most downloaded game. = Rage

Down

1. Best peer-to-peer software. = Limewire

2. 2011 most downloaded movie. = Drive

3. Illegal download music sites. = MP3.com

4. A famous file-sharing site. = uTorrent

9. 2011 most downloaded software. = AVG

Baidu.com has to shrink

2011-11-04T00:02:00.001+08:00

Most of us do know about baidu.com. Baidu is China's largest search engine with a 75.5 percent market share, according to Beijing-based research firm Analysys International. But the company has faced numerous allegations that the site supports online piracy. And, Baidu has been listed in the US Trade Representative’s notorious list of counterfeiting and piracy for both physical and online markets.

Thus, Baidu has to delete millions of documents from its online library platform that the company offers pirated copies of their works. Estimate about 2.8 million files in the library's literary works category, deleting most of the files, the company will continues to delete files as it processes other sections of the library in order to run the website without breaking the rules.

The Baidu's mp3 services will not be shut down during that period. Reason is Baidu only searches the web for the audio link that already been available to download. But for now, Baidu.com is still doing a great job maintaining there website without any problem.

So, we can still continue using it when we wanted to find some news or media that are in Chinese language.

Internet Reference:

Baidu's Online Library Shrinks Following Piracy Cleanup [Online] Retrieved , 4th November2011.

[Post] isoHunt was sued by Recored Labels, with charge up to 4million!!

2011-11-03T15:59:00.005+08:00

isoHunt is once again become a target of the copyrights holders. with no less then 26 major record with one purpose that is to shut down the the popular Canadian file-sharing website. With the claimed compensation up to 4million!!

After the painful fight again the american movie industry, isoHunt may face it's end. IsoHunt founder Gary Fung and it's company was sued by the the record label that include the Sony's "Big Four", EMI, WArner and Universal.

"The isoHunt Websites have been designed and are operated by the defendants with the sole purpose of profiting from rampant copyright infringement which defendants actively encourage, promote, authorize, induce, aid, abet, materially contribute to and commercially profit from," the court filing reads.

"The defendant and users of the isoHunt websites act together, in and part of a file-sharing community, to reproduce and distribute plaintiffs' sound recordings and other copyright content," the record labels add.

The court ordered a censorship upon the website search engine based on the list of keywords provided by the MPAA or the ceasing or the ceasing of any operation in the U.S. The censorship has been applied to all U.S.

reference:http://www.p2pon.com/2011/02/16/isohunt-sued-by-record-labels-massively/ last visited 3rd November 2011 04.33PM.

[Poll] Week 9 Poll Result Analysis

2011-11-02T14:51:00.000+08:00

This poll is we on last week to ask and know what did you illegal downloaded before?

Result:

In this week 9 poll result analysis we done already, so far our poll have 5 people to vote this poll.

There have 1 people choose the answer is 'Yes, everyday do illegal'

Second also have 3 people choose the answer is 'Not sure, no longer use illegal download'

Third have 1 people choose the answer is 'No, no illegal download'

And the last answer have no people choose the answer is what is illegal download'

This poll give us know have more people choose No longer use the illegal download.

This is the poll analysis result:

Punishment For Internet Piracy

2011-10-28T00:09:00.000+08:00

As the software piracy crime rate keep on increasing from time to time, the US government had create law to fight against it. Copyright is a form of intellectual property law that protects original authorship, both published and unpublished, for literary, musical, artistic and dramatic works. Song, movie, software, novel and so on are the files and media data that can be copyrighted. The punishment or penalties for who had infringement a registered copyright will be get involve in Penalties for infringement of a registered copyright include an injunction, impounding and destruction, damages, both actual and punitive, including attorney fees and other legal costs. Federal copyright law allows authors to seek both of actual damages (including forfeit of profits) and punitive damages for copyright violations plus all attorney fees and court costs. The punitive damages can range from $750 to $30,000 but can be up to $150,000 if the court declares the person acted willfully. The court also can reduce the damage award to as low as $200 if the person was not aware of the infringement.

So, never ever try to infringement any of a registered copyright, because it will create lot of problem for you. Don't think that doesn't matter because you just lucky enough that they haven't trace you. It is bad for you, and for the people in the world if you do that. Hence, stop doing piracy in the future to avoid any unwanted stories happen to you.

Internet Reference:
What Is the Punishment for Software Piracy? [Online] , Retrieved 28th October 2011.

[Poll] Week 8 Poll Result Analysis

2011-10-27T13:46:00.007+08:00

We did poll voting that asking prefer is the most effective way to prevent internet piracy?

In this week 8 poll result analysis we done already, so far our poll have 5 people to vote this poll.

There have 2 people choose the answer is 'Ban all file-sharing website'

Second also have 2 people choose the answer is 'Enforcement of internet law'

Third have no people choose the answer is 'Filtering illegal distributor to related in search engine'

Last have 1 people choose the answer is 'None of the above'

Internet Piracy of Nations Law

2011-10-21T08:02:00.004+08:00

Internet piracy disrupts economic growth across the continents. How nations react to Internet piracy could well define the future economic health of a nation. Piracy laws and copyright infringement laws have reached global attention – and international treaties continue to grow that seek to give credit to the originator and encourage economic gain while still promoting freedom, progress and education.

WIPO strives to develop “a balanced and accessible international intellectual property (IP) system, which rewards creativity, stimulates innovation and contributes to economic development while safeguarding the public interest.” Nations are joining forces to protect the rights of their creative citizens and increase their potential for international economic gain – but not without strife. Many nations still resist the stringent copyright infringement laws of the West. Other nations, such as Canada, develop creative solutions, such as placing a levy on blank CD purchases. However, the US, Japan and the European Union began negotiating towards a tougher Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) in 2007 to combat Internet piracy and toughen piracy law.

In 1994, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) resulted in the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS), which provided a foundation for standards in copyright infringement laws and regulations. Internet piracy law, copyright infringement, and intellectual law were addressed globally at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a division of the United Nations, in 1996. As a result, 184 nations have now signed the World Intellectual Property Organization Copyright Treaty – a modern predecessor of the 1883 Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property and the 1886 Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works.

The US has substantial financial interest in combating Internet piracy. The RIAA, one America’s largest advocates for overhauling the current state of Internet Piracy and Piracy Law, has given the US valid concerns over stifled economic growth due to Internet piracy and copyright infringement – and statistics to support it. The RIAA invested substantial resources to support their strong stance on religious adherences to piracy law. A verified report by the Institute for Policy Innovation (IPA) declared that Internet piracy accounts for a $2.7 billion loss in workers’ earnings and a $131 million in lost corporate income and production taxes – not to mention a loss of $291 million in personal income tax that the US could surely use to offset its deficit.

Internet Piracy laws and the definitions of copyright infringement are at the top of international trade agendas across the continents. Piracy law will continue to undergo subtantial review as the Internet and other forms of technology progress. The United Nations has already developed task force groups to analyze the Internet-driven economy of the future and the potential for new and stronger surges of Internet piracy and copyright infrigement that will come with it. When the nations can peacefully recognize both state and international copyright protections that give credit to the originator and promote a healthy economy, while still retaining the freedoms of the Internet, then perhaps global trade agreement might run as smoothly as a website visit to a country that' s just an ocean away. Until then, the transitioning copyright infringement and intellectual property agreements will continue to determine the future state of our Internet-driven economy.

Reference:

Piracy Network, talking about Internet Piracy of the Nations: Piracy Law Treaty Negotiations.

URL: http://www.piracynetwork.com/riaa/internet-piracy-of-the-nations-piracy-law-treaty- negotiations.html

[Info] Can't Afford Microsoft Office? Can try this^^

2011-10-20T16:35:00.007+08:00

Good news........ If can't afford Microsoft Office or don't want to use? Try out Libre Office is an open-source software which works like Microsoft Office. It is available in more than 30 languages and it is usable for all major operating system(Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, Ubuntu) and best of all, it is free to download and istall.

Libre Office is a open-source software, which means user can feel free to use it, customize it and share it to the other people.

You can easily import files with Microsoft Word, Excel or Power Point and many other file format to the Libre Office. It can also allow user to save the file to Microsoft Office and other format when it is needed. With Libre Office, you can create new document, spreadsheets and presentation in Office's file format, and people will hardly notice it.

Next time, if you don't want to buy Microsoft Office, instance of using a cracked version, feel free to try it out this software.

Download Link: http://www.libreoffice.org/download/

[Poll] Week 7 Poll Result Analysis

2011-10-19T11:15:00.001+08:00

This is poll analysis:

We did a poll voting that asking a software problem in last week. The poll is asking "Do you buy any software is cracked version?"

In this week 7 poll result analysis we done already, so far our poll have 7 people to vote this poll.

There have 3 people choose the answer is "Sometimes, I have download cracked software", second answer have 2 people choose "Ya, but I never pay any fee for software", and

the last two answer have 1 people choose the answer, answer is "scared to download it" and "Never buy it". In the poll result we know the download software will cracked our software.

This is the poll result:

Contest, Fast win the Prize

2011-10-13T18:49:00.001+08:00

Hai, My name is Sheng Liang, My name is Gan, My name is Chong Shian.

We already created a crossword puzzle for u all to participate to win a prize.

The Winner will get Prize is a 4 gigabyte kingston pendrive .

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The contest date line is at 20 of oct 2011. Each player only can submit one valid form and one answer

So, welcome to join our contest. Thank you for your participations.

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Across

5. A right that protect software and media data.

6. Internet channels.

7. A major of intellectual property.

8. 2011 most downloaded game.

Down

1. Best peer-to-peer software.

2. 2011 most downloaded movies.

3. illegal downloaded music sites.

4. A famous file-sharing site.

9. 2011most downloaded software.

You may send the answer for me after you register.

You just submit your apply form and answer for me.

You just write the answer, example:

10.

China Launches Latest Crackdown on Internet Piracy

2011-10-12T15:10:00.006+08:00

About of China launches latest crackdown on Internet Piracy, a new campaign to crack down on illegal computer downloads of films, music, software and textbooks has been launched by China' National Copyright Administration in the country's latest move to fight piracy, said the authorities.

China has taken actions based on internet piracy toward the well-known download site- VeryCD. VeryCD work similar to the famous eMule(a famous p2p download tool). Currently, the VeryCD music channel is forced to closed and the video content is watch through eMule Daquan jump. The three month long campaign will target illegal websites and their operators providing downloads of material they don't have the right the right to sell, said the NCA.

Internet piracy is not just an obstacle to the construction of building a harmonious internet culture it's also causing a very bad influence in the international community, "said Long Xinmin, head of the administration . He added that only by strengthened efforts to crackdown on internet piracy could China soundly develop its Internet.

A regulation which banned the uploading and downloading of internet materials without the permision of the copyright holder came into effect in July. Under the regulation anyone uploading texts, performances, sound and video recordings to the internet for downloading or copyright must have permision from copyright owners.

The NCA expected that over the coming months it would it would fully complete its investigation, close a number of illegal websites and punish those who operated them. Of the cases being investigated more than 100 are related to software piracy, 80 to film downloading and 49 to music.

Reference:

Xinhua News Agency, China Launches Latest Crackdown on Internet Piracy, [online] Retrieved 12th October 2011.

URL: http://www.china.org.cn/english/MATERIAL/187064.htm

[Poll] Week 6 Poll Result Analysis

2011-10-11T19:45:00.000+08:00

This poll question is If you are the user to use Internet Piracy, using Internet Piracy is good or bad?
Result:

In this week 6 poll result analysis we done already, so far our poll have 10 people to vote this poll.

There have 6 people choose Yes; it is good for us, after that have 1 people vote No; is too bad for us, and the last is have 3 people choose Not sure; because no use every time.

This is the result when we create this poll:

Contest of Rules and Regulation

2011-10-06T19:06:00.017+08:00

Coming soon our blog have a contest for visitor to participate this competition.

In the game have rules and regulation.
This contest is organized by Piracy-Internet and is open to all Malaysian residents must been the age of 18 years old and above. If Participants lower than 18 years old, must get the permission with parent then can get a participate.This contest deadline is at 20th October 2011 and the contest will run on 10th October 2011. We will create a crossword puzzle in this contest and post in facebook and blog on 10th October 2011. We have create some rules and regulation on our facebook page, so please come our facebook page to get information of the rules and regulation.
The Prize is 4gb Kingston Pendrive(x1), prize just has one only, so hurry up to apply name and give the answer before 20th October 2011...Stay tune on our Facebook page!
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Week 5 Poll Result Analysis

2011-10-05T14:46:00.009+08:00

Thank all of you to support our blog. The pie chart above is talk about piracy is theft, so I hope any people reduce used internet piracy. We get 75% for the "Yes" to used Internet piracy and 25% No" used internet piracy. Finally is 0% as no sure. Thankfully there are totally 4 voter participate to this vote activity.

This is the example of the poll.

[News] The effect of internet piracy on television, music and software industries.

2011-10-04T11:09:00.001+08:00

According to the investigation by Paris-based TERA Consultants for the international Chamber of Commerce, that focus on piracy in Europe television, music and software industries. Those industries earned €860 billion and also employed 14.4 million people to work for their industries. But after the piracy getting evolution and increasing rapidly, €10 billion and 186,000 jobs were lost in the same year because of the piracy. If internet piracy continues and the rapid increase in illegal download, then up to 1.2 million jobs and €240 billion worth of European commerce could be wiped out by 2015 according to the study found.

In the future and even today in 2011, they observe increasing bandwidth, increasing penetration rate in terms of the Internet," said TERA Consultants' Patrice Geoffron, explaining that piracy was likely to increase. Those of the illegal downloading target music, television and video sites, with consumers using 'peer-to-peer' formats to download free songs and free video clips onto their laptops and home computers from websites without paying a fee everyday. It had affected the creative industries, musicians, actors and artists because of the piracy because when people download illegal from website for free, no people will buy their produce that need to pay for it.

Internet Reference:
Study: Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs [Online], Retrieved on 04th October 2011.

Has online piracy reached a tipping point?

2011-09-28T11:09:00.007+08:00

For years, digital technology and the internet have provided a virtual buffet of digital content from which million have feasted for free. There are not supposed to be free lunch. According to the executives. They maintain that at a time of massive corporate cutbacks and layoffs, media and entertainment firms have to cut a little deeper because piracy.

You Tube once swelled with pirated clips of movies, TV shows, and music videos. In the last year, however, the site has begun filtering out illegal content. The move came after media conglomerate Viacom filed a $1 billion copyright lawsuit and as YouTube began partnering with Hollywood in a bid to offer premium TV shows and films.

Amazon handed over control of the Kindle 2's text-to-speech application when the Authors Guild claimed the function violated copyright law and could cut into sales of audio books.

In cooperation with the film and music industries, AT&T has begun testing an escalating system of warnings or graduated response. The ISP says it would never terminate service without a court order. Apparently, not all ISPs are as squeamish.

Reference: Has online piracy reached a tipping point by Greg Sandoval [Online], 28th sept 2011

URL: http://news.cnet.com/has-online-piracy-reached-a-tipping-point/#ixzz1ZA2gjLZX

The fight against internet piracy software is a multifaceted challenge

2011-09-27T11:24:00.000+08:00

Online software piracy is evolving from year to year. The bad of online software piracy are impacts the companies that develop and manufacture software, exposes users to a host of unacceptable risks, and ultimately threatens intellectual property. We, as a software consumer, have to fight against intellectual property theft of Internet piracy around the world. As Internet access continues to grow up, both the opportunities and challenges associated with its use – including the rise of Internet-based piracy –also increases in scale and complexity. For over two decades, the Business Software Alliance (BSA) has led the technology industry in protecting intellectual property rights and combating software piracy across the globe. The role of BSA is to identify and remove unlicensed software products online. The program’s approach and targets are constantly changing to reflect the continually evolving online environment, so it’s fighting the online software piracy.

They use an online auction tracking system and other proprietary technologies to monitor, investigate and seek enforcement against the distribution of pirated software. Once the pirate user have access to the internet, they can be found via auction sites, peer-to-peer (P2P) sites, BitTorrent index sites, one-click file hosting sites and other Internet channels, including social networking, business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to business (B2B) sites. In conclusion, don’t use pirate software become it could be dangerous to you.

any suggestion/comment on how we can improve our blog, feel free to leave a message and we will try our best to improve it.

Internet Reference:

http://internet.bsa.org URL: Internet Software Piracy: A Multifaceted Challenge [Online] Retrieved on 27th September 2011.

[News] The Problem of Internet Piracy Gains Attention

2011-09-26T20:08:00.000+08:00

The Internet has opened doors and avenues of communication never thought possible half a century ago. The availability of information on the Internet extends to a great variety of digital media. Movies, music, software programs, video games, and other content can be accessed for free through many file-sharing networks and sites. However, the vast majority of this shared content is protected under copyright laws, and unauthorized distribution, also known as piracy, is illegal. The extensive copyright infringement found online has caused record, film, and other content industries to take action against file-sharers of illegal materials.

Fritz Attaway says illegal file sharing, is "free riding" because the users are not paying to view or own the copyrighted materials
Appearing on VOA News Now’s Encounter program, Fritz Attaway, executive vice president of the Motion Picture Association of America, and Alex Curtis, director of policy and new media at the advocacy group, Public Knowledge, emphasized two types of piracy. There is "traditional piracy," which is commercial and involves bootlegged copies of content being distributed and sold by unauthorized parties. Illegal file sharing, on the other hand, is what Fritz Attaway describes as "free riding" because the users are not paying to view or own the copyrighted materials. Often, no money is being made from such distribution, but it still results in a loss of revenue for copyright holders who would otherwise be paid for their content.

Alex Curtis does not necessarily condone “free riding” but says it occurs because the music or movie industries are not meeting consumer demand for faster releases, flexible content and reasonable prices. Mr. Attaway argues that the answer to these demands is not to circumvent legal ways of obtaining copyrighted materials but rather to create business models that meet customers' demands.

The issue of flexibility is one of the foremost causes of illegal file sharing. Many programs allow users to manipulate content in ways that are not legal under current copyright restrictions, such as breaking technological "locks" on DVDs to copy them onto a personal computer. These locks are encoded into the DVD to prevent unauthorized uses. The U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), passed into law in 1998, encompasses this addition to digital media protection. Mr. Attaway endorses this provision and believes the law is just fine as it is.

In contrast, Alex Curtis expresses some reservations about the DMCA. He says that, while the law was "well-intentioned," it has had some unintended consequences that are harmful to consumers' rights. In particular is the limitation on "fair use." Mr. Curtis explains that fair use is reserved for "criticism, comment, news-reporting, educational uses, and it’s very much akin to the concept of free speech." Under U.S. copyright law, copyrighted materials may be used legally without permission if the use is "fair." The problem with the DMCA is that it does not take into account "fair use" when it comes to breaking technological locks on content. All such circumvention is considered illegal.

In many other countries, similar laws are used to provide for “fair use” and to enforce copyright law. Fritz Attaway says that "we're trying to work with countries to update their laws" so that copyright infringement is curbed. This is essential in a world where information can be digitally accessed anywhere on the globe. Although progress is certain, it may still be some time before old business models adjust to the fast-paced world of digital technology.

Referance:
CHELSEA McNUTT, Problem of Internet Piracy Gains Attention, [Online], Retrieved 26th September 2011.
URL: http://www.contactomagazine.com/articles/internetpiracy0907.htm

[Poll] Week 4 Poll Result Analysis

2011-09-26T19:49:00.002+08:00

In this week 4 poll result.
In the question is what are your thought on internet piracy?
There have four answer to choose, the first one is movies, software, music, and other application. In the poll have 7 votes to vote the poll. It has 1 voter vote movies, 2 voter vote software, and 4 voter vote music.

This is the result :

Podcast #1 Talking about Internet Piracy (Mandarin)

2011-09-22T19:04:00.013+08:00

大家好，我是来自吧生的shengliang

我是来自吧生的chongshian

我是来自吧生港口的Gan

Liang：欢迎大家来到我们的部落格，关于我们部落格里提到了互联网盗版。这是我们第一次尝试使用部落格，如有不便之处，请多多包涵。

Gan：里头我们介绍了什么是互联网盗版。

Shian：使用互联网盗版一至是被政府设为犯法，所以我们必须减少使用互联网盗版来下载。

Liang：大多数使用者使用互联网盗版来下载他们所喜爱的影片，歌曲，和游戏等等。

Gan：你有听过周杰伦的歌吗？

Shian：当然有，我们可是周杰伦的粉丝。根据我的分析使用盗版聆听，我觉得没那么清晰。

Liang：是呀是呀！我也是那么觉得，所以我常常都支持正版，听了比较舒服。

Gan：那就好，继需支持正版。

Shian：不只是支持正版光碟，而且支持其它正版，比如使用正版影片和软件等等之类。

Shian：关于跟多的详情，请到我们的部落格观看。至于我们的部落格每个星期我们去提供更新的资讯！所以请大家来观看我们部落格给我们跟多有关互联网盗版的建议。谢谢！

Translation: Hello, everyone, I am from Klang's shengliang

I was born from it chongshian
I am from Klang Port Gan

Liang: Welcome to our blog, we blog about Gerry mentioned Internet piracy. This is ourfirst attempt to use the blog, if the inconvenience, please bear with me.
Gan: what is inside us about Internet piracy.
Shian: one to use the Internet piracy is set to break the law by the government, we mustreduce the use of Internet piracy to download.
Liang: Most users use the Internet piracy to download their favorite movies, songs, and games and so on.
Gan: You have heard of Jay Chou's song?
Shian: of course, but we are a fan of Jay. According to my analysis of the use of pirated listen, I feel not so clear.

Liang: Yes Yes! I also think so, so I always support the genuine, more comfortable listening.

Gan: That's good, following the need to support genuine.
Shian: not only support genuine discs, and support other genuine, such as the use of legitimate software, movies and so on and so on.

Shian: on with more details, please go to our blog to watch. As for our blog every week we go to provide updated information! So please come see us with our blog about Internet piracy and more recommendations. Thank you!

Rec0921-154919 by Sheng Liang
Rec0101-025014 by Sheng Liang

Download legally, free from piracy!!!

2011-09-22T15:15:00.003+08:00

Other than advice our followers on how to prevent or beware Internet Piracy, we too can guide you to a legal way of download music without getting any trouble from internet piracy case.

Amazon.com is a website that contain any digital files and available to download. Some of the tracks may need money but most of them are not.

Some internet users like to listen to remix song. ccmiXter is an website that provides remix song by users with a legal way. These are type of musics that provide a fresh feeling of the songs. Internet users have no worries any more on internet piracy cases.

mp3 is an old way to download musics with legal way.

Like to listen to live concert ? Internet Archive provides live musics as well as a quality of concert that will make you feel of you are live in concert.

Reference:

amazon.com URL: Legally download all musics

mp3.com URL: Legally download musics

ccmiXter.org URL: Legally download remix musics

Ways to avoid illegal download !!

2011-09-19T22:15:00.001+08:00

Though most peer-to-peer (P2P) software—software that connects individual users to each other directly without need for a central point of management—and similar programs are legal, a lot of the materials available are not, and some programs may put your system and the NU Network at risk.
P2P software can be packaged with malware that can threaten your computer's security, and some of these programs automatically share everything on your machine, even if you've opted not to share. In addition, traffic generated by P2P file sharing of music and movies slows NU Network response time and detracts from the network resources available for academic and research uses.

Firstly , how can we legally download the software we wanted to have? 1 of the ways is software owners always provide the software to play the multimedia files, or need a service fee to download and use the multimedia files. Most software that play digital files is legal, even though some of them are not. Some software have been declared by court as legal like Kazaa, this does not give you legal permission to download and share any file available, even if the software makes it easy to do so.

Always check for the EULA in every software you had downloaded. Once you have a software to play the files, you have to pay or obtain permission to play when using that software. When comes to decide whether they provide a legal multimedia file, look for statements that they have obtained the copyright permission of the artists or the companies.

If you have another solution or ways, you can always share with us. We will always welcome you.

Reference: North Western Information Technology (NUIT)

URL: Avoid Illegal Downloading, File Sharing, and Unknown Uploads [Online], Retrieved 19th September 2011.

[Poll] Week 3 Poll Result Analysis

2011-09-18T21:45:00.000+08:00

We had created a second poll widget for the readers or visitors to vote it. We have done the Internet Piracy can harm our Mobile Computer. There are four answer of readers and visitors to choose own answer for voting.

There are total 4 voters on this second poll voting. There have 1 voter vote no and 3 voter vote not sure. I think must know about Internet piracy, in this blog we will give visitors more about Internet Piracy.