Comments on: Israeli ISPs Blocked Access to a File Sharing Site http://2jk.org/english/?p=87 Jonathan Klinger writes about Law, Technology, Politics and People Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:00:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Israel Blocked Access to a range of IP Addresses : Legal Implications http://2jk.org/english/?p=87&cpage=1#comment-25112 Israel Blocked Access to a range of IP Addresses : Legal Implications Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:00:32 +0000 http://2jk.org/english/?p=87#comment-25112 [...] company, they do not act in order to block access to Israel“. The other case is related to blocking a file sharing website by request of the record companies (OCR 3485/08 NMC v. Eli Amar. However, the Amar decision was not a reasoned one, but a brief [...] [...] company, they do not act in order to block access to Israel“. The other case is related to blocking a file sharing website by request of the record companies (OCR 3485/08 NMC v. Eli Amar. However, the Amar decision was not a reasoned one, but a brief [...]

]]> By: IFPI Pressure Forces ISPs to Block Another File-Sharing Site | CyberLaw http://2jk.org/english/?p=87&cpage=1#comment-10560 IFPI Pressure Forces ISPs to Block Another File-Sharing Site | CyberLaw Sun, 27 Apr 2008 13:22:43 +0000 http://2jk.org/english/?p=87#comment-10560 [...] contacted Tel Aviv lawyer, Jonathan Klinger, who feels the decision of the court is problematic, he writes: ‘First of all, it has no legal grounds (the decision itself was given like in the Wikileaks [...] [...] contacted Tel Aviv lawyer, Jonathan Klinger, who feels the decision of the court is problematic, he writes: ‘First of all, it has no legal grounds (the decision itself was given like in the Wikileaks [...]

]]> By: IFPI Pressure Forces ISPs to Block Another File-Sharing Site at IDTorrent Blog http://2jk.org/english/?p=87&cpage=1#comment-9728 IFPI Pressure Forces ISPs to Block Another File-Sharing Site at IDTorrent Blog Sat, 08 Mar 2008 04:00:00 +0000 http://2jk.org/english/?p=87#comment-9728 [...] contacted Tel Aviv lawyer, Jonathan Klinger, who feels the decision of the court is problematic, he writes: “First of all, it has no legal grounds (the decision itself was given like in the Wikileaks [...] [...] contacted Tel Aviv lawyer, Jonathan Klinger, who feels the decision of the court is problematic, he writes: “First of all, it has no legal grounds (the decision itself was given like in the Wikileaks [...]

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