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Timeline: iiNet and AFACT court case 06 October, 2009 15:36:00
ARN takes a look at all the twists and turns in the historic AFACT vs iiNet court case
The Australian ISP community is holding its breath as the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) and iiNet enter the Federal Court over a landmark copyright case that has transpired over the past year.

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