EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we have two stories from day one of the landmark court case between ISP iiNet and representatives from the film industry.

Our intrepid newshound Ry Crozier is reporting live from the Federal Court, armed with little more than a netbook, a USB dongle and a sound knowledge of the history of the case so far.

Stay tuned for regular updates.

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | October 06, 2009

Day One: Discovered documents introduced.

By Brett Winterford | October 06, 2009

Ex-Optus mobile guru and channel veteran join NBN Co.

By Shaun Nichols | October 06, 2009

Phishing operation blamed for loss of thousands of passwords.

By Staff writers | October 06, 2009

Expresses "deep concern" at the proposed changes.

By Ben Grubb | October 06, 2009

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By Ben Grubb | October 06, 2009

Landmark Court case commences.

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By Staff writers | October 06, 2009

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