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BitTorrent directory now with Trends March 8, 2010 The FileSharingZ.com BitTorrent directory has been upgraded with a number of new features and many improvements. You can now follow the worldwide BitTorrent evolution, as well as see individual tracker growth. |
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Anti-Piracy Group Seeks Laws to Expose BitTorrent Pirates March 5, 2010 The IFPI, which represents the music industry worldwide, is urging law makers to make it easier for them to investigate file sharers. Privacy and legal concerns are hindering them. They would rather switch to a "guilty until proven innocent" model. — Torrent Freak |
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Pirate Bay Users Outside Italy Suffer Collateral Damage March 4, 2010 The Supreme Court of Italy recently confirmed a ruling that forces Italian ISPs to block full access to The Pirate Bay website. Since Italian ISPs are now blocking access, ISPs in Malta are now unable to provide access to their customers anymore. — Torrent Freak |
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Ubisoft's Uber DRM Cracked Within a Day March 3, 2010 Ubisoft's new DRM designed to prevent piracy was cracked within hours of its release. The new DRM restricts and hinders legitimate customers even more, but in turn Ubisoft promises extra content for them. Any real impact on piracy remains to be seen. — Torrent Freak |
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Tenenbaum Offers $21 Counter Offer to the RIAA February 18, 2010 Tenenbaum, a convicted filesharer, is refusing to pay the total fine of $675,000 to compensate the music industry for lost revenue. Harvard Law Professor Charles Nesson calls the fine ridiculously high; the music industry only lost $21 in total he argues. — Zero Paid |
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Icelandic torrent tracker must stay offline says Supreme Court February 10, 2010 The Icelandic Supreme Court has ruled that the Icelandic BitTorrent tracker Istorrent must stay offline. Istorrent was taken offline more than two years ago due to allegations of violating the copyright law. — FileSharingZ.com |
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uTorrent Reaches Milestone With 2.0 Release February 2, 2010 The latest stable uTorrent version brings three important new features to the masses. UDP tracker support, the new BitTorrent communication method uTP, and a transfer cap feature for ISPs that enforce transfer caps. — Torrent Freak |
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File Sharing Community upgraded January 31, 2010 The FileSharingZ.com File Sharing Community has been totally reinvented. Our file sharing community lets you interact with other file sharers, discuss the latest trends or get help for a computer problem you've been having. Recommended you sign up now. |
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OiNK Admin Found Not Guilty! January 14, 2010 The owner of the private BitTorrent tracker OiNK, Alan Ellis, has been declared not guilty by the jury. It took the jury only 90 minutes to reach an unanimously decision. Ellis has been accused of conspiracy to defraud the music industry. — Zero Paid |
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Comcast's BitTorrent Settlement Excludes Pirates January 13, 2010 Comcast has finally agreed to compensate its customers for actively preventing them from sharing files using BitTorrent. Everyone that is willing to swear that he or she is not a pirate will receive a total of 16 dollars. Analysts are not impressed. — Torrent Freak |
