Anime distributor Odex has roped in a Silicon Valley-based former hacker to appeal against a court’s decision. Last Thursday, Odex failed in its bid to force Pacific Internet (PacNet) to hand over the data of suspected illegal downloaders, whom Odex had tracked down with the help of Internet investigation firm BayTSP.
ANIME distributer Odex has lost a court bid to force Pacific Internet to reveal names of subscribers who allegedly downloaded pirated versions of the Japanese cartoons.
The Subordinate Court handed down its decision in chambers on Thursday and no details were made public.
All Singapore schools up to junior colleges will be closed until Sunday, 6 April, announced Education Minister Teo Chee Hean at a news conference on Wednesday evening.
This is the news as copy + paste from Channel News Asia:
Today marks the anniversary of September 11th attacks. Commemorating the thousands of lives lost on September 11, New Yorkers are holding ceremonies and remembrances Wednesday to mark the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
It is a year since the terrible atrocities of September 11 in New York and Washington. But the memory of that catastrophic day remains seared in our collective memories in much the same way that Hiroshima and Nagasaki are a recurring nightmare in the consciousness of the older generation of Japanese.