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26-11-2002 10:21

Encore un article sur les pirates du P2P :
https://www.zataz.com/zatazv7/news.php?id=1933

Tu télécharges, tu paies / (426 Hits)
Pays : Danemark
Date de publication : 26 / 11 / 2002

On n'arrête pas le progrès et peut-être que cette méthode va permettre de contrôler un peu mieux le piratage de musique, film, jeu vidéo via des outils peer-to-peer.

L'association danoise AntiPiratGruppen, association anti-pirate, a fait tracer les IP des utilisateurs danois de KaZaA et Edonkey, a demandé les identités des internautes en question aux fournisseurs d'accès et vient de leur envoyer un courrier les obligeant à payer ce qu'ils ont téléchargé.

150 internautes ont reçu la missive. Ils vont devoir s'acquitter, ensemble, de 135 000 dollars. Ils ont jusqu'au 1 décembre pour faire leur chèque, sinon ils vont se retrouver au tribunal.

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http://www.net2one.com/n2o.asp?n=8628&m=1&i=8980996

Anti-pirates hit Danish P2P users with huge bills
By Kasper Larsen
Posted: 26/11/2002 at 00:23 GMT

The Danish Anti Pirat Gruppen (Anti Piracy Group) has issued invoices of up to $14,000 apiece to approximately 150 users of KaZaA and eDonkey for illegally downloading copyright material.

APG monitored the file sharing networks for available files with Danish IP addresses - and went to court to get the users' personal details from their ISPs, armed with screen shots of, for example, the KaZaA window showing the files on the user's hard-drive. The courts obliged and ordered the ISPs to deliver the personal details of the incriminated users. Then the bills were in the post ... landing on the mats of the unfortunate downloaders over the last few days.

The users are charged about $16 per CD and about $60 per full length movie. If they pay now - and delete the illegal content from their hard drives - then the amount is cut in half and they avoid going to court. Those who don't pay up are to be sued.

Question is: if the APG has only the file names from KaZaA or eDonkey - how can it make sure that they really are illegal files and not only "similar named files" or hoax files? Can APG prove that is the work of a certain user in a household - or will it go for the entire family?

We'll keep you posted ... ®

Kasper Larsen is the founder of Klarisma.com, a specialist in data mining, statistics and optimizing the development of advanced Web user interfaces.

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Edité par poiuchs le 26-11-2002 à 16:27