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+-   Game Makers Accusing Innocent People of Piracy-> on Thursday October 30 2008, @09:13AM eldavojohn

Submitted by eldavojohn on Thursday October 30 2008, @09:13AM
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eldavojohn writes "It's a topic that a lot of game makers like Atari don't want the public hearing. Game makers wrongfully accusing clearly innocent people of piracy. From the article, "According to Michael Coyle, an intellectual property solicitor with law firm Lawdit, more and more people are being wrongly identified as file-sharers. He is pursuing 70 cases of people who claim to be wrongly accused of piracy and has spoken to hundreds of others, he told the BBC." If only a few are coming forward after receiving extortion letters ("pay £500 OR ELSE!"), what's the actual number of those out there being wrongfully accused?"
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