MAFIAA

Looks like the MAFIAA is going to make proxy bouncing and encrypted everything, mainstream, awesome. stw

LittleShoot: ‘first true BitTorrent browser plugin’ 2009

There are a lot of pro MAFIAA comments because the MAFIAA is employing a lot of shills to post po MAFIAA garbage.

RIAA’s MediaSentry resurfaces in Australia 2009

With this information, I could easily have done what the MAFIAA is doing — - send out infringement notices ad hoc.

MediaSentry Super-Secret Squirrel tech 2009

During the round of discussion, the trade representatives struck a blow against the UK's Digital Economy Act. The commission stated it had no truck with three strikes and you're out schemes, which runs counter to the Act.and copyright enforcement policies sought by the enterainment industry cartels we call the MAFIAA:

The Inquirer 2010

During the round of discussion, the trade representatives struck a blow against the UK's Digital Economy Act. The commission stated it had no truck with three strikes and you're out schemes, which runs counter to the Act.and copyright enforcement policies sought by the enterainment industry cartels we call the MAFIAA:

The Inquirer 2010

u sheeple starting to realize that the MAFIAA is going to get their way, regardless, yet?

RIAA v Tenenbaum won’t be televised 2009

It’s a shame really because the BBC does make some good content, yet its desire to join the ranks of the copyright MAFIAA is a disturbing trend.

The BBC and Phorm – opting in or out? 2009

The other key point here is that the Big Music and Big Movie media companies, through their trade associations the RIAA and MPAA, are pushing an aggressive agenda to impose draconian copyright enforcement laws, and the large ISPs like Comcast are coming under increasing pressure from those media interests, which we prefer to call the MAFIAA for obvious reasons.

The Inquirer 2010

Should the RIAA / MPAA (collectively known as the MAFIAA) triumph in the land that gave you ThePirateBay, it will only be a matter of time before they force their draconian laws on the rest of Europe, showing Sweden's head on a pole as an example.

p2pnet news 2009

Should the RIAA/MPAA (collectively known as the MAFIAA) triumph in the land that gave you ThePirateBay, it will only be a matter of time before they force their draconian laws on the rest of Europe, showing Sweden’s head on a pole as an example.

Sweden accepts blanket P2P licensing 2009