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Jun 30 2009

5 Alternatives to The Pirate Bay

The admins of The Pirate Bay have stressed that in order for the Bay to stay alive, they need to adapt the site to a legitimate one, selling the site for $7.8 Million in the process. While some users showed their support for the infamous website, others are already jumping ship, demanding that their [...]

Apr 15 2007

Piracy Investigators Infiltrate Private Torrent Sites

Speaking with Guardian Unlimited primarily regarding piracy counter-measures, Peter Anaman, a senior internet investigator for legal firm Covington and Burling has admitted that his organisation has infiltrated unnamed private BitTorrent tracker sites and shares their method of gaining access;
“Many groups didn’t start off as private. They became private because they felt threatened, so we were [...]

Mar 15 2007

What countries have the riskiest websites?

One of the world’s leading security technology companies breaks down the world’s countries that have the most number of web sites with malicious downloads, browser exploits and spam.
McAfee recently announced the results of its SiteAdvisor research report which created a global road map of the riskiest, and the safest, places to surf and [...]

Feb 22 2007

The Pirate Bay abandons plans for a sovereign nation

The world’s most famous BitTorrent pirates decide to drop anchor in their home country of Sweden, saying the whole affair was really for them to be able to “look on Google Maps and find ourselves there”.
It was January 9th of last month that The Pirate Bay fired the proverbial “shot heard around the world” when [...]

Feb 12 2007

Azureus – A Beginner’s Guide to BitTorrent Downloading

Easy step-by-step guide that will help you start downloading movies, music, TV shows, and more in no time at all.
The subject of much debate between those who regularly use the BitTorrent P2P protocol is what the best client server to use is.
Three are those who swear by uTorrent with it’s low memory footprint. [...]

Oct 26 2006

EliteTorrents Admin To Serve Jail Time

The admin for EliteTorrents, which uses the BitTorrent technology to file share, was hit with jail time. EliteTorrents.com was the largest US based BitTorrent tracker and the administrators of the site are seeing the law put to full use against them. They are expected to be sentenced in December with jail time and [...]

Sep 30 2006

Torrent Swapper Goes Social

File sharing has been used mostly for “illegal” purposes in the past, but many are finding legal uses for P2P software. Peer-to-peer file sharing is an excellent way to pass large files across the internet.
In comes Torrent Swapper. This software claims to be the “improved software” for file traders. Encouraging [...]

May 19 2006

RIAA: One Month of Torrents is Worth More Than the GDP of France

According to the RIAA’s own figures, the math is catastrophic!
In January 2006, there were approximately 2370 music torrents posted. By estimating that each music file is 5 megs, we can estimate the number of infringements as the number of downloads multiplied by the estimated number of songs. I ran my program, and when I saw [...]

Giganews Newsgroups

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  • Lethal: 1337x.org is owned by a two faced, retarded, 55 year old child molester named "Mustangx". He will promise you ...
  • malcolm hume: The times are getting shorter though, used to be forever before a video release and now it's a couple of months. So...
  • malcolm hume: The whole release schedule thing is annoying, but it helps them pay for the movies and minimize the risk. Most of the m...
  • malcolm hume: They're not trying to stop piracy altogether. They know there's a few people who will go to the trouble to do ...
  • malcolm hume: The other thing is, the basic system we have is Capitalist. Trying to change that by making artists conform to a seperat...
  • malcolm hume: Well, the first one is mob rule and I think if we go down that road we'll have a lot more probelms than not being a...
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