| Proud of TSI for it's actions in Jan 14th hearing You stood up for our privacy.
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+1  Ditto!
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MFido
join:2012-10-19
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as I am a fanboy .... +10  |
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Where can we find out what happened today? Is it still going on? |
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| This is the link for the tweets about the court hearing:
»[Twitter] Ressy | PAnderson| MGeist | SVILaw |
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said by d_source:Where can we find out what happened today? Is it still going on?
»[Twitter] Ressy | PAnderson| MGeist | SVILaw
Adjourned for today |
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Jaxom
join:2012-03-10
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That is a lot of money Teksavvy has spent fighting these copyright trolls. Much thanks.
I am not one of the defendants but I still appreciate the fact that Teksavvy didn't just hand over our personal information. |
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Found it: »www.techdirt.com/articles/201301···ge.shtml |
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kahhnn
join:2003-07-16
North York, ON | reply to JMJimmy
Way to go! You sure had a lot of folks worried TS but at the end of the day you certainly did go to bat to protect customers privacy.
Big thanks to folks like Jason K, TX and others for your decent posts on this forum, I found most of it very informative.
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EHTL
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Thank you TSI. |
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WOOT TSI! A nice measured response to Voltage. Just enough pressure.
I do hope the court will allow you to recover costs in this fiasco tho.
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| They still did not oppose the motion all they did is buy more time for someone else to do what they should be doing... IE oppose the motion.
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AkFubarAdmittedly, A Teksavvy Fan
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Well TSI counsel did demand assurances of privacy from Voltage. |
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| True, they earned some points with me today but the lack of being willing to oppose the motion, Lost them alot of points p:)
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said by morisato:They still did not oppose the motion all they did is buy more time for someone else to do what they should be doing... IE oppose the motion.
As Ak said, they did request assurances of privacy. They also backed up CIPPIC, took issue with the affidavit from Barry Logan, but more than that they gave the court a major point to consider: Only ~50% of the IPs could be associated. That has huge legal significance because this is a civil case and the odds are important. If TSI was able to associate 75% or more the odds are heavily in Voltages favour - at 50% it makes it that much harder for Voltage to claim their information is accurate. Combine 50% with all the arguments against IP info that means they've got a serious uphill battle that they're probably not prepared to fight. |
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The techdirt article seems to say as much as the battle is not going to be easy for Voltage and the judge seems to actually concerned with the issues. That is the most important.
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Why celebrating? I don't see it.
1. The lawsuit is not terminated. It is simply postponed.
2. TSI's log is inaccurate and incomplete, by their own admission. Any TSI customer can potentially be wrongfully accused. Weren't there 40 mistaken ID from the last count? So anyone is at risk, including the law abiding netizens that never ever used a P2P.
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| said by MoreFaxes:Why celebrating? I don't see it.
1. The lawsuit is not terminated. It is simply postponed.
2. TSI's log is inaccurate and incomplete, by their own admission. Any TSI customer can potentially be wrongfully accused. Weren't there 40 mistaken ID from the last count? So anyone is at risk, including the law abiding netizens that never ever used a P2P.
So why are we still celebrating again?
Because we made progress towards real justice. Which is what anyone wants.
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said by morisato:They still did not oppose the motion all they did is buy more time for someone else to do what they should be doing... IE oppose the motion.
This....The only good news that I saw coming out of court today is that at least TSI is working with CIPPIC and advocating for them to intervene in the case.
Come to think of it, isn't that a little better actually? While I still wish TSI simply opposed the motion which would have stopped it dead in the water, at least an expert and pro-internet group such as CIPPIC is now involved in the case and in TSI's corner...
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