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UK Game Piracy: Propaganda, Evidence and Damages

torrentfreak.com — This week, alleged game pirates in the UK have been condemned to the ruination of huge fines and misery. Well, not quite. See, if defendants don’t turn up in court, it’s easy to get a default judgment and huge damages because no-one contests the evidence. So what’s the truth and what evidence do the lawyers really have?

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  • AgentX24, on 08/21/2008, -0/+4Not a "quintessential english name"!? You do know that the UK is a very diverse and multicultural country don't you?
  • mataranka, on 08/21/2008, -1/+5maybe the reason why Isabella Barwinska didn't defend herself in court is bacause she probably doesn't live in the UK anymore, she hasn'e exactly got a quintessential english name. she probably doesn't even know this has happened and the chances of collecting the money are probably zero. but never mind its a great victory for Davenport Lyons, the *****. i think i'm gonna download the game just for the sake of it.

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