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Operation Site Down may be old news, but a press release from the Department of Justice about a fork project known as operation CopyCat has just entered the headlines once again. David M. Fish was convicted of conspiracy to commit copyright infringement and sentenced to 30 months in prison. Operation Site Down is said to be one of the biggest anti-piracy efforts ever conducted. The raids took place in June of 2005.

MPAA Sues The Pirate Bay for $15 Million

Best-Selling Author Turns Piracy into Profit

Introduction to Port Forwarding

Janke, Yankee, and How Early America Was a Nation of Pirates

IFPI Advises Kids to Use LimeWire and Kazaa

Privacy Commissioner Requested to Investigate Bell Canada Over Filtering

Take a Picture of Yourself, Help Protest Restrictive Copyright Reform

Shareaza Stands Up To Scammers: “We’re fighting back!”

French RIAA Announces Deadline to Ban File-Sharers from the Internet

Canada Gets More Copyright Consultations

QuickSilverScreen Accused of Copyright Infringement, Temporarily Shutdown

Victorious BitTorrent Tracker to Return

LA County to Hold Property Owners Responsible for Piracy

Fake MP3s Running Rampant on Limewire, eDonkey

BitTorrent Shrugs Off Massive Malware Attack

Demanding the Impossible - RIAA Demands ISPs to Fight Piracy

Demanding the Impossible - RIAA Demands ISPs Fight Piracy

Comcast Mulls 250GB Monthly Cap, Disconnecting File-Sharers

TorrentSpy to Appeal $110 Million Judgment

MPAA Demands $15 Million from The Pirate Bay