If i were doing a bit of the old "Parisian" with Kylie i'd want the world to know about it.

Strewth.

Only a matter of time then, based on this kind of judgment.

Oh, and don't stand around on the street pointing at someone's house - they might take offense and do you for infringing their right to privacy.

While we're at it, best to remove all those privacy-invading road signs that point the way to where you live.

Maybe I have misunderstood the point of this article, but if the crime is publishing links to websites with illegal material, then could Google also be fined if some of their results point to this illegal material?

Paris is legal, isn't she?

for Kylie Minogue is:

Pint-sized Pop Princess.

If we remove all the links to info about these so called celebs then without all the attention they might just bugger off back to obscurity and do the rest of the human race a favour. Perhaps then we might start to get some people in the public eye who deserve to be famous for actually having a) some talent b) a sense of humour about themselves!

( The icon in the case, was bleedin' obvious really! )

Huh? How can you be responsible for content that's on someone else's site? What happens if they change the content from legal to not legal while you're not looking? What happens if someone hacks the site and changes the contents?

Sounds like a rubbish law to me. The link is just a reference. Referencing other works on paper doesn't cause a problem, so why on the web?