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Jun 18, 2010
So how long before Toy Story 3 hits the web via torrent? It opens today and I've yet to see a pre release and as of this posting it can't be found on The Pirate Bay. Searching for the Toy Story 3 torrent can be difficult right now, considering most site are covered in the video game, with misleading titles. So instead of getting the movie downloaded, you end up with a crappy game for the Wii or...
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Toy Story 3 Torrent
Oct 23, 2006
Download Torrents Without PC
The official BitTorrent company, created by Brahm Cohen, is currently working with manufacturers to integrate their p2p protocol with consumer electronics. The idea is that you could download torrents via a router, media server, or any non PC based hardware. Keep in mind this advancement will be centered around legitimate p2p seeds. So sorry, those bastard child torrents will most likely not be able to... read more
Sep 28, 2006
Streamcast Found Guilty
Streamcast, owners and creators of the p2p network morpheus, were found guilty yesterday in encouraging copyright infringement. "In the record before the court, evidence of StreamCast's unlawful intent is overwhelming," Wilson wrote. Big Bully takes on Big Piracy, but does a court ruling solve piracy? I think this is just another smoke and mirrors game with the RIAA/MPAA to take attention off of the real... read more
Sep 27, 2006
Snakebite Bittorrent Tracker
Drag-n-drop bittorrent tracker? Snakebite is the world’s first drag-and-drop auto torrent seeder that makes sharing files over Bittorrent easier than ever before. Get your home brewed torrent tracker via SnakeBite. On a side note, I would never, ever, ever use such a program. I've not gone into the server requirements for this quick install application, but running a torrent site requires a lot of... read more
Sep 26, 2006
Limewire Sues RIAA
Yesterday p2p software developer LimeWire countersued the RIAA, on the basis of anticompetitive behavior. LimeWire is demanding almost $476 million for damages and claiming that the RIAA is attempting to develop a monopoly over digital distribution. The alleged unfair business practices include collusion among the record companies to price their licensing rates in such a way that independent music sellers... read more
