The European Union Courts of Justice ruled on Thursday that printer and computer manufacturers may be forced to pay taxes. However, the judgement also states that the taxes are to be imposed so that the owners of the copyrights that printer users might or might not be violate are fairly compensated for the violations - even before they happen. The ruling doesn't account for public domain, or authorized copying, as these users will also be made to compensate the copyright holders.

Most of the time we can see any commercial apps cracked version. This is a big issue for the app developers. As a result of these pirates apps they lost a considerable amount of their revenue. Now we can easily remove any illegal apps or anything from Google or Bing search engine. It can be commercial app, software, blog post, audio, video, etc.

Most people probably don't think about copyright issues much. It's a good thing for everyone that librarians do, and that they look out for the public interest. Desires of users and copyright holders often conflict.