Earlier this year we reported that the Entertainment Software Association of Canada was seeking to jail pirates and target mod-chips.
Today, the ESA has praised the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and York Police Service for a recent raid on retailers selling pirated software at Pacific Mall in Markham, Ontario.
To quote: After a two month investigation, authorities seized...
PlayStation Store Senior Manager Grace Chen has shared this weekend's PlayStation Network video content update today, as follows:
Here are our this week’s new releases and top downloads for the Video Store. Also — in our largest featured collection ever, you can download movies, TV shows, exclusives and specials, all inspired by the sold-out Comic-Con.
PlayStation Store Senior Manager Grace Chen has posted this weekend's PlayStation Network video content update today, as follows:
Here are our this week’s new releases and top downloads for the Video Store. Also, check out this video celebrating Harry Potter, and relive the magic of the early years in this dynamic look back at the adventures of Harry, Ron, and Hermione.
On this Friday afternoon PlayStation Store Senior Manager Grace Chen has shared this weekend's PlayStation Network Video Content update, as follows:
Here are our this week’s new releases and top downloads for the Video Store. Also, check out this trailer for the KILLER CUT version of the chilling re-imaging of the classic horror film “Friday the 13th.”
A row has reportedly erupted between the Prison Service and the agency fighting organised crime as it is believed that jailed crime lords are using PlayStations to give out orders in the real world.
Apparently, they are using the interactivity of the system to continue their underworld business activities.
To quote: “There is other technology used — people...
To quote: A bill modeled after the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in the U.S. was introduced in Canada last year but died before it could be passed when the government called an election.
Grassroots resistance to the bill was strong, with critics claiming it was...
Last we heard, the Pirate Bay trial verdict was due on April 17, 2009. That day is today and a Swedish court has jailed the four guys behind The Pirate Bay in the landmark case.
The Four men behind the site were found guilty of breaking copyright law and were sentenced by the judge to a year in jail. The group were also ordered to pay $4.5m (£3m) in damages according to the...