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Date: 2013-05-28 13:34:56
File sharing
Computing
Law
Notorious markets
BitTorrent
Copyright enforcement
Intellectual property law
Megaupload
The Pirate Bay
Stop Online Piracy Act
Copyright infringement
Graduated response

1 Investigating the Reaction of BitTorrent Content Publishers to Antipiracy Actions ∗

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