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  • Pirate Bay's ISP receives Hollywood injunction

    Pirate Bay's ISP receives Hollywood injunction

    Company behind Pirate Bay's bandwidth could face more legal action 13 May 2010 16:07 GMT

    The Motion Picture Association of America has obtained a preliminary injunction from a German court for CyberBunker, the ISP responsible for hosting Swedish website The Pirate Bay.

    According to Torrent Freak the injunction, taken out against...

  • Limewire loses in copyright case. Software, Internet, P2P Software, P2P, Limewire, Copyright 0

    Limewire loses in copyright case

    Ruling could have been implications on creative copyright 13 May 2010 12:14 GMT

    Limewire has lost its case with 13 major US record labels, in a lawsuit which originally began in 2006. Lime Wire LLC, the parent name for the P2P sharing software, and its founder Mark Gorton, were judged to have infringed upon copyright and engaged...

  • FlashForward proves a hit on BitTorrent

    FlashForward proves a hit on BitTorrent

    Tens of thousands download new ABC show 25 September 2009 10:31 GMT

    FlashForward, a television show just launched in the US from the creators of Lost and based on the book by Robert J Sawyer, has proved a surprise hit on filesharing websites.

    At the time of writing, Mininova and the Pirate Bay are both displaying...

  • Image Credit: NRKbeta

    Illegal file-sharing drops dramatically

    Streaming sites boom 13 July 2009 9:27 GMT

    A survey of 1000 teenagers, undertaken in January this year, has shown that only 26% admit file-sharing at least once a month, compared to 42% in December 2007. Meanwhile, 65% of teens stream music regularly, with 31% of 14-18-year-olds listening to streaming...

  • OpenBitTorrent launches, aims at Pirate Bay refugees

    OpenBitTorrent launches, aims at Pirate Bay refugees

    Tracker launches with no indexing site 6 July 2009 10:10 GMT

    Since the Pirate Bay announced that it was selling out, many in the Bittorrent community have predicted the death of the filesharing community.

    Many others however, confidently predicted that the masses would just move to another tracker,...

  • Bittorrent users vow to go underground

    Bittorrent users vow to go underground

    Survey reveals 41% would just hide their sharing if warned 23 June 2009 13:17 GMT

    Filesharing news site Torrentfreak has announced the results of a poll that suggests that 41% of P2P users would "take steps to hide their identity" if they received a warning letter from an ISP.

    38% said they'd ignore the warning, but carry...

  • BitBlinder promises free, anonymous Bittorrent

    BitBlinder promises free, anonymous Bittorrent

    Cover up your tracks 12 June 2009 10:51 GMT

    Until now, it was difficult to completely anonymise your browsing and filesharing habits. VPN services were available for a small fee each month, but most people rely on the sheer volume of filesharing traffic to keep themselves relatively anonymous in...

  • RawFlow launches Selfcast - easy DIY webcasting platform . Software, Websites, RawFlow, Online, P2P Software 0

    RawFlow launches Selfcast - easy DIY webcasting platform

    Selfcast yourself 19 July 2007 13:56 GMT

    RawFlow, a P2P live streaming company has launched a beta version of Selfcast - a P2P-based live broadcasting community.

    Anyone can broadcast live to the world for free using just a webcam, a PC and an internet connection.

    Budding...

  • Free downloads hit with ads. Software, Online, P2P Software, Piracy 0

    Free downloads hit with ads

    Free music downloads could be saved, but only by watching an Ad 26 April 2007 12:30 GMT

    Lawsuits against illegal downloader’s could be coming to an end, but not a pleasant end for the downloader. Changes are being made to MP3s in order to recoup financial losses from peer-to-peer networks.

    To legitimise songs being exchanged...

  • Microsoft supports TV streams. Software, P2P Software, IPTV, Microsoft 0

    Microsoft supports TV streams

    Desktop interactive TV service provides smoother streaming 17 April 2007 15:56 GMT

    Microsoft's Sliverlight, launched yesterday, has already found a way to make TV streaming smoother with fewer glitches in the connection.

    Skinkers, a push video and news service has announced that it will be using the software giants "LiveStation"...

  • Faster file-sharing on the horizon. Software, PC software, P2P Software 0

    Faster file-sharing on the horizon

    Matching identical data could speed downloads by 500% 12 April 2007 11:11 GMT

    We hailed broadband when it gave us faster download speeds. Now a trio of researchers have discovered a way to get files to your PC faster.

    Current file sharing techniques rely on the number of people online at the time to share the file....

  • BitTorrent's legitimate download site to launch today. Home Cinema, Networking, P2P Software, BitTorrent 0

    BitTorrent's legitimate download site to launch today

    P2P site to offer faster download speeds 26 February 2007 11:50 GMT

    BitTorrent is scheduled to become legit today as it launches its new pay-per-movie download site.

    The BitTorrent Entertainment Network has not yet gone live, as there is a holding page up right now.

    It will offer films and TV...

  • TribalWeb lets you set up a private P2P network. Software, PC software, P2P Software, Tribalweb 0

    TribalWeb lets you set up a private P2P network

    Free software makes aharing large files easy 6 July 2006 16:49 GMT

    TribalWeb, the free software that lets users set up secure and private peer-to-peer file sharing networks, is now available in the UK.

    The freeware lets families and friends share photographs, films, or documents of any size on their own private...

  • BitTorrent user convicted spelling end to carefree file sharing

    Hong Kong man gets convicted for using BitTorrent 24 October 2005 20:03 GMT

    It might have become the norm to illegally download television shows and the latest blockbuster movies on the Internet the day they are released, but all that is about to change with the news that a Hong Kong man has been convicted for illegally distributing...

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