Poll result on:
Do our blog give you some useful news and info?
Yes - 1 vote[33%]
Somewhat - 1 vote[33%]
Not really - 1 vote[33%]
No - 1 vote[33%]
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
[Poll] Week 9 poll result
Link this on : http://snipurl.com/27qrgz or http://tinyurl.com/3ur4mdf
Poll result on:
Do our blog give you some useful news and info?
Yes - 1 vote[33%]
Somewhat - 1 vote[33%]
Not really - 1 vote[33%]
No - 1 vote[33%]
Poll result on:
Do our blog give you some useful news and info?
Yes - 1 vote[33%]
Somewhat - 1 vote[33%]
Not really - 1 vote[33%]
No - 1 vote[33%]
Sunday, April 3, 2011
[News] Baidu's Online Library Shrinks
Link to this : http://sn.im/030411 or http://tinyurl.com/3om6h7j
Not long ago , Baidu has been listed in the US Trade Representative’s notorious list of counterfeiting and piracy for both physical and online markets.
You can refer to the news here
This time , Baidu is taking action to remove millions of document from it online library platform that contain any related to piracy.
Not long ago , Baidu has been listed in the US Trade Representative’s notorious list of counterfeiting and piracy for both physical and online markets.
You can refer to the news here
This time , Baidu is taking action to remove millions of document from it online library platform that contain any related to piracy.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
[News] Internet Service Providers discuss on central blacklist body for piracy sites !
Link to this : http://sn.im/27qa7v or http://tinyurl.com/6latuhy
On 1st April 2011, broadband firms and copyright holders discussed the creation of a new independent authority to manage a blacklist of music and firm piracy websites.
Major ISPs will filter their internet access against those blacklisted piracy sites that have been suggested by some copyright holders such the Pirate Bay, BitTorrent trackers and advertising-supported download sites under this blacklist project. They are typically hosted in those countries that United Kingdom's copyright law cannot be used to shut them down.
On 1st April 2011, broadband firms and copyright holders discussed the creation of a new independent authority to manage a blacklist of music and firm piracy websites.
Major ISPs will filter their internet access against those blacklisted piracy sites that have been suggested by some copyright holders such the Pirate Bay, BitTorrent trackers and advertising-supported download sites under this blacklist project. They are typically hosted in those countries that United Kingdom's copyright law cannot be used to shut them down.
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