Up till now the R.I.A.A. subpoena campaign had been limited to those desolate souls who dared to share copyrighted material on the Fast Track network. Apparently all of that has just changed. In the updated August 22nd list of P2P user names with suits filed against then, 11 names from a non Fast Track network have been added. All of these users are from non other then the MP2P network. Populated of course by Piolet, Blubster, and RockitNet.
-antrojas on MP2P
-Cassandra on MP2P
-Flirt on MP2P
-GenAv8r on MP2P
-Jayzzz on MP2P
-Jgryl on MP2P
-Landmracing on MP2P
-Lprice on MP2P
-slimgoody on MP2P
-Smyles51 on MP2P
-Tori02 on MP2P
These 11 names all appear on the newest published list of Subpoenas. This has sent shockwaves threw out the community as the news has broke. Until this most users saw that all the subpoenas where from Fast Track and assumed they where fairly safe on smaller networks like MP2P. Perhaps the P2P news community hasn’t been the only one to take note of MP2P recent explosion in growth. MP2P now has three clients to rival the three Fast Track offers.
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