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PIRATES UNDER FIRE: BitTorrent, EZTV and such online piracy sites could now be under threat with the Amended Copyright Act. No more bittorent, no more eztv, life can be kinda boringg.... ------------ Parliament has passed an amended Copyright Act that allows copyright owners to obtain blocking orders against infringing websites, without first having to send a take-down notice to network service providers. PHOTOS Senior Minister of State for Law Indranee Rajah moves the Copyright (Amendment) Bill for Second Reading in Parliament. ENLARGE CAPTION SINGAPORE: Parliament today (July 8) passed an amended Copyright Act that aims to put a stop to online piracy. Pushing for the Bill, Senior Minister of State for Law Indranee Rajah said it will give copyright owners greater ability to protect their rights in the online space. One key measure is to allow owners to obtain blocking orders against infringing websites. They can do this by applying directly to the court, without having to first establish liability on the part of the network service provider for copyright infringement. Previously, copyright owners needed to send a request to network service providers to disable access or remove copyright infringing material. This was done by issuing a take-down notice to the network service provider. Since there is no rule making it mandatory to comply, service providers need not act on such notices. Ms Indranee said that online piracy is a global issue that affects Singapore as well. "The prevalence of online privacy in Singapore turns customers away from legitimate content and adversely affects Singapore's creative sector," she said. "It can also undermine our reputation as a society that respects the protection of intellectual property."

bros, going from the pics, i can see these are exactly the same car with some touch up. It was up for Repo sale mths back.. now a dealer is trying to resell this out at a much lower mileage ... wtf....i wish the potential buyer good luck http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.php?ID=153343 http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.ph...305&DL=1137 is this already becoming a norm ?

SINGAPORE: Amendments to Singapore

just read on the papers today, they are in process to pass a new bill to turn vehicle back at the SG & Thai border if they do not comply to their tinted window guideline. SG: Front windscreen & front side windows minimum 70% VLT Rear windscreen & rear windows minimum 25% VLT MY: Front windscreen & front side windows minimum 70% VLT Rear windscreen & rear windows minimum 50% VLT

Take note this is now at KALLANG coupon car park near KFC 9 pm. do not follow the location stated in the other thread (nasi padang) and Please hor, next time u people at least be good citizens can or not? use people's public coupon car park, not a single joker tear a single coupon?? National Day month some more. No better than CD pirates.