After many court cases, it looks like BREIN (the Dutch RIAA) and Tim Kuyk have finally suffered a humiliating defeat. In a victory for common sense and freedom, they were made to pay EUR 326000,- in legal fees to the providers, who showed that not only was a blockade completely unenforcable, there were plenty of alternatives to TPB. This means there is no reason to limit the freedom providers have to run their businesses.
Haags Hof heft Pirate Bay-blokkade providers op – Webwereld.
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via Objet500 Connex3 – High Resolution 3D Printing | Stratasys.
The man used his first-class ticket to score free meals and drinks at a VIP airport lounge nearly every day for a year, the Kwong Wah Yit Poh reported.
He changed his flight itinerary more than 300 times within the year so he could enjoy the facilities at the Xi’an Airport in Shaanxi, China.
What’s more, he cancelled his ticket for a refund when its validity was about to expire.
via China Eastern Airlines passenger uses first class ticket for free meals | News.com.au.