Free File Alliance

business as Anna Marie 's Alliance, is a private non-profit corporation formed in 1979 dedicated to providing safe shelter, support, and referral services for battered women and their children. The Alliance also works with the community on systems change and violence prevention. Anna Marie 's has sheltered over 13,000 battered women and their children since 1979 (more than 8,000 of these were children) ("Anna Marie 's Alliance | providing safety and shelter today... violence-free communities tomorrow

and universities who are involved in allowing the illegal distribution of copyrighted goods. The music industry cannot file lawsuits against every music pirate. Even if they could increase the total amount of lawsuits, a lot of money would be lost and would not come into view as a practical solution to encourage music sales. iTunes does offer several other benefits over file-sharing and bit torrent sites, such as assured quality of music, the capability to sample songs, and the presence of a music

French-Canadians and Cathloics in 19th century. Previously a centrist party that holds great values on free market and personal responsibility, Liberal has changed to a left-winged party when former leader Pierre Trudeau advocated large and activist government can improve social and economical issues in Canada.       The Conservatives were merged from two parties: the Progessive Conservatives and the Canadian Alliance. Under the leading of former leader Brian Mulroney, the party went to the right-wing direction

became available to Web including the fact that files of any type could be downloaded with ease from any source quickly and often for free. The film and music industries felt that the availability of the Internet was posing a large threat to their business model. It was so easy to obtain a song or even an entire movie clip with a click of a mouse. Software and books could be had for “free” as well. It was a common misconception then that these files were available for the taking without needing to

2000, there were 20 million users angry and confused, leaving many people to blame Metallica: the iconic heavy metal group. They felt that the music that was being distributed violated the intellectual property law. The group blamed Napster (in its free form idea), not Napster Inc. (today) that they were not being compensated for and also one of the major reasons for the slumping record sales. The only problem I see with this is that the “slaying of one enemy only to seed the field with a thousand

between the nations, though. Many other problems broke out, and only one can contribute to the final answer. Alliances were one of the three main issues in WW1. War broke out in 1914, and suddenly all of the nations were picking sides with each other. After that the Triple Alliance was formed, consisting of Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary. Shortly after the Triple Alliance was formed, France, Russia, and Great Britain came together to form the Triple Entente. After about 2 months, everything

were mentioned in chapter 5 of the book: In Free Culture: The Nature and Future of Creativity and four types of file-sharing were discussed in the chapter Piracy I. First file sharing: type a. sharing networks as substitutes for purchasing content. Type b: sharing networks to sample music before buying content. Type c: sharing networks to gain viewing of unavailable content or out of print content. Type d: content the original user gives to users for free (Lessig, 2004, 68-69). Only type d sharing

today’s society; but with unauthorized peer-to-peer systems illegally downloading music and movies, there is a dramatic change in the potential profit for these industries. The RIAA claims (Recording Industry Association) “that more than 2.6 billion files of music were illegally downloaded every month on unauthorized peer-to-peer (P2P) systems" (Roda, 2003). Companies are trying to protect copyright infringement by implementing digital encryption

These “Big Five” created an alliance of theater chains that monopolies on the profits of movies’ first-run and absolutely crushed other independent production countries. The Paramount case went into Federal Court in New York in 1940. The was a consent decree; the compromise allowed

Many of the NSA’s goals have been completely contradicted by the leaked files. Their first goal, to protect privacy rights, was a complete joke. The Fourth amendment states that there should be no unreasonable searches or seizures. Collecting people’s metadata that isn’t public violates this right, not achieving their first goal. Their second goal, protecting vital networks, is also ambiguous. Since the NSA uses the zero day exploits, and since the companies they get the exploits from sell them,