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Billy Humphrey tied his career high with 26 points and New Orleans rallied to defeat Mobile 65-51 on Wednesday night. Humphrey, who set his previous career high last Thursday, was 8-for-14 from the field and 9-for-11 from the free throw line for the Privateers...
Tags: Billy Humphrey, New Orleans, Privateer, Piracy, Naval warfare, allnews, Quasi-War
It's an uphill slog, so lobbyists, lawyers and execs from the various studios have resorted to what can only be described as "making stuff up." But, like the poor corn farmers that NBC Universal lawyers think are being hurt by movie piracy, most of these...
Tags: Hollywood, movies piracy, Los Angeles, Tort law, Piracy, Redbox, Crimes, Copyright infringement, Entertainment Culture
A spokesman of Somalia pirates told Reuters that De Xin Hai and 25 crew members aboard are likely to be released next week. The spokesman said that the negotiation with the owner is going on and that they agreed to accept a ransom of USD 3.5 million....
Tags: Somalia pirates, China, Piracy, Gulf of Aden, Somalia, De Xin hai
De la Vega said the government used all the means at its disposal which are permitted by law to obtain the crew's release The Deputy Minister has appeared in Congress to explain the government’s management of the Alakrana hostage crisis and told the chamber...
Tags: Spain, Alakrana, knew exactly, la vega, alakrana hostage, hostage crisis, Somalia, Mogadishu, Piracy, Hostage taking, Politics, Terrorism in Russia, International criminal law, Vega
A court has overturned injunctions on two file sharing sites and fined the anti-piracy group that brought charges against them in the first place for "acting in bad faith." The case was dismissed because the court realized (yet again) that linking to...
Tags: piracy group, file sharing, bad faith, Spain, Madrid, Piracy, Anti-piracy, Sociedad General de Autores y Editores, Instant messaging, Copyright infringement, Law Crime, Copyright law, Internet Relay Chat
A court heard that a Coast guard who took video recording of the arrest of suspected pirates had no certificate to prove the camera he was using was in good condition. Upon cross examination by defence counsel Mr Francis Kadima, the coast guard Mr Daniel...
Tags: coast guard, Kenya, Nairobi, Piracy, International criminal law, Law Crime
Banerjee received the certificate on behalf of the Indian Navy from IMO Secretary-General E.E...Indian naval ships have escorted about 700 merchant ships, including about 600 foreign-flagged vessels from over 45 countries, through the Gulf of Aden since...
Tags: Indian Navy, Gulf of Aden, IMO Assembly, United Kingdom, London, Aden, Piracy, Piracy in Somalia, Politics, Great Rift Valley, Arabian Sea, Somalia
Sure, "Pirate Latitudes" has all that, in spades, but you don't buy a Crichton book for psychological acuity and dramatic realism. It's supposed to be disposable fun, a book that sits out front in bookstores and attracts readers with the author's name...
Tags: Michael Crichton, pirate latitudes, Jamaica, Kingston, Piracy, Pirate books
Suddenly publishers are starting to freak out over "ebook piracy," claiming (totally inaccurately) that they've lost $600 million to it. Of course, as some are noting the real problem isn't "piracy" but the industry's response to it: The best way to fight...
Tags: ebook piracy, DRM, San Francisco, EPUB, Piracy, Copyright infringement, Electronic Arts, Digital rights management, Copyright law, E-book
Japan's defense minister issued orders Friday to dispatch two surveillance planes to join anti-piracy efforts off the coast of Somalia. Authorities say marauding criminals in speedboats attacked more than 100 ships off the African nation's coast last...
Tags: Japan, Tōkyō, Piracy in Somalia, War Conflict, Horn of Africa, Somalia, Piracy, Politics