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LEGISLATION
PENALTIES
TORRENTS
ECONOMY
PIRATES
100
The bill introduced in the house to combat piracy.
What is SOPA?
100
The amount of jail time a piracy conviction can carry.
What is 5 years?
100
The intention of bittorrents.
What is vast sharing?
100
What artists must rely on in order to make money.
What is touring?
100
A person who downloads music illegally is __ times more likely to buy music.
What is 10?
200
This website blacked out for 24 hours and helped users contact their representatives to protest piracy legislation.
What is Wikipedia?
200
What the acronym ISP stands for?
What is Internet Service Provider?
200
Specific servers help swarm users to find each other.
What is tracking?
200
Number of jobs lost since 2005 because of music piracy.
What is 70,000?
200
The system most commonly used by pirates to download music?
What is BitTorrent?
300
The bill considered more extreme of the two.
What is SOPA?
300
The range from which you can be fined for piracy.
What is $100,000-$250,000
300
Sharing files across dozens of linked users.
What is swarming?
300
The effect of CD sales going down.
What is recording stores going out of business?
300
Pirating music is the industry's biggest audience for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sales.
What is digital?
400
The majority of piracy is done by _ _ _ _ _ _ _ websites.
What is foreign?
400
The legislation that provided for "safe harbors".
What is the Digital Millenium Act?
400
Punishment for sharing file results.
What is slow download speed?
400
Due to a decrease in sales tax revenue generated by piracy, this kind of tax can increase.
What is income tax?
400
Time in jail served by four operators of BitTorrent.
What is one year?
500
What the acronym PIPA stands for.
What is the Protect IP Act?
500
The way ISP "annoys" people to discourage piracy.
What is sending email?
500
The creator of bittorrents.
Who is Bram Cohen?
500
The amount of tax lost to piracy since 2005.
What is $400 million.
500
The amount of damages paid by the four operators of BitTorrent.
What is $30 million?