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BREIN

The Bescherming Rechten Entertainment Industrie Nederland (Dutch for '(Foundation for the) Protection of the Rights of the Entertainment Industry of the Netherlands'; abbreviated as BREIN, 'Brain') is an advocacy group with international links, based in the Netherlands, which represents the interests of the Dutch entertainment industry and is organised…

History, Shutdowns of alleged piracy sites & Participants

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Headquarters
Hoofddorp
Location
The Netherlands
Director
Bastiaan van Ramshorst
Formation
1998
Key people
Tim Kuik (retired)
Type
Advocacy group of the entertainment industry aimed at stopping copyright infringement, organised as a stichting

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Participants

History

Shutdowns of alleged piracy sites

Lawsuit by FTD

Criticism

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related to history · 32
BREIN → Amsterdam, An Epidemic, Before, Bulgaria, By, CIC Video, East Was Won, Entertainment Business, Europe, February, General Director, He, How, Hungary, July, Kuik, Legal Aspects, Los Angeles, Motion Picture Association's, MPA's
related to Lawsuit by FTD · 12
BREIN → After, Although, Dutch, Dutch District Court, Dutch FTD, Fill Threads Database, FTD, Haarlem, May, On February, Tim Kuik, Usenet
related to Participants · 12
BREIN → Beeld, BioscoopexploitantenStichting VidemaNederlandse Vereniging, Buma/StemraNederlandse Vereniging, Entertainment RetailersNederlandse Uitgeversverbondmembers, FilmdistributeursBridge Entertainment Group, GeluidsdragersMotion Pictures AssociationNederlandse Vereniging, Importeurs, International Federation, Nederlandse Vereniging, Phonographic Industry, Producenten, Those
related to Alleged attack on BREIN website · 11
BREIN → Because, BREIN's, DDoS, Geenstijl, He, Internet, June, On, Several, The Pirate Bay, Tim Kuik
related to Shutdowns of alleged piracy sites · 11
BREIN → After, Amsterdam Court, Appeal, Court, December, Due, Dutch, However, November, On March, ShareConnector
related to Criticism · 8
BREIN → BREIN CEO Tim Kuik, Dutch Pirate Party, Fredrik Neij, In September, Peter Sunde, Reservella, The Pirate Bay, Tim Kuik
Director · 1
BREIN → Bastiaan van Ramshorst
Formation · 1
BREIN → 1998
Headquarters · 1
BREIN → Hoofddorp
Key people · 1
BREIN → Tim Kuik (retired)

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court pirate kuik dutch bay tim copyright order netherlands ftd entertainment infringement website 2009 law lawsuit links industry ruled site

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BREINDirectorBastiaan van Ramshorst1.00infobox
BREINFormation19981.00infobox
BREINHeadquartersHoofddorp1.00infobox
BREINKey peopleTim Kuik (retired)1.00infobox
BREINLocationThe Netherlands1.00infobox
BREINTypeAdvocacy group of the entertainment industry aimed at stopping copyright infringement, organised as a stichting1.00infobox
BREINWebsitestichtingbrein.nl/english/1.00infobox
BREINis aprivate organization and has no special legal or investigative authority0.90text
BREINrelated to Alleged attack on BREIN websiteOn0.60section
BREINrelated to Alleged attack on BREIN websiteJune0.60section
BREINrelated to Alleged attack on BREIN websiteTim Kuik0.60section
BREINrelated to Alleged attack on BREIN websiteBREIN's0.60section

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    BREIN

    Nodes67
    Edges66
    Triples94
    Avg. degree1.97
    Density0.029851
    Components1
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