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With much secrecy surrounding it, a piracy case is going to the Norwegian Supreme Court. Going after the alleged uploader of the Norwegian film Max Manus, the Simonsen law firm has been trying to obtain the identity of what they believe is the first uploader of the film from an IP address that the law firm has managed to find.
Having been through court before, the outcome has been kept secret and whoever lost that case insisted on appealing to the Supreme Court.
But according to the website TorrentFreak, all of this may be futile if Simonsen was intending to find the original uploader of the film, as the IP address seems only to point to a secondary uploader. It seems Simonsen chose an easier target to pursue the case in court, rather than doing more investigative work to find the real creators and original uploaders of the pirated version.
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Having been through court before, the outcome has been kept secret and whoever lost that case insisted on appealing to the Supreme Court.
But according to the website TorrentFreak, all of this may be futile if Simonsen was intending to find the original uploader of the film, as the IP address seems only to point to a secondary uploader. It seems Simonsen chose an easier target to pursue the case in court, rather than doing more investigative work to find the real creators and original uploaders of the pirated version.
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