Feb 23, 2011
We found this video at Dailymotion.com which talks about the difficulties people found in categorising video games when they first emerged and the implications this has had for the law and copyright. To see the video, click...
Australian IT: Microsoft Pounces on eBay Software Trader
Jun 22, 2010
As reported at the Australian, Microsoft has sought $125,000 in compensation as part of an anti-piracy sting from a software trader who has been selling Microsoft product illegally. To find out more, click...
Australian Authorities Confiscate Illegal Game Copiers and Counterfeit Nintendo Products
Mar 11, 2010
Australia, 10 March, 2010 – Nintendo confirms that the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service have seized game copiers (commonly referred to as R4 cards) and other counterfeit Nintendo products from an importer attempting to distribute the products in Australia. This is the first Australian customs seizure of game copiers of this type. Video game...
Nintendo Successfully Takes Action Against R4 Cards
Feb 19, 2010
Australia, 19 February, 2010 – Nintendo confirms it has successfully taken action against an Australian company in relation to game copying devices, commonly referred to as R4 cards. In September 2009 Nintendo filed proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against RSJ. IT Solutions Pty Ltd which trades as “GadgetGear” – an online seller of...
Nintendo Takes Action to Combat Video Game Piracy
Feb 9, 2010
Australia, 9 February, 2010 – Nintendo confirms the settlement of a Federal Court action against an individual in Australia for illegally copying and uploading to the Internet the first game file of Nintendo’s highly-anticipated video game, New Super Mario Bros. Wii for the Wii™ console. The game file was first made available for illegal download worldwide...
