Kim Dotcom’s Mega Gets Third-Party Search Engine
The file-sharing site Mega, introduced two weeks ago by infamous file-sharing kingpin Kim Dotcom, just became a lot more useful to content pirates, thanks to a community-fed search engine of links to content hosted on Mega’s servers.
Link to original:
You might also like
|
|
|
|
|
Leave a Reply
Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
Usenet Tips
Net News
- What Is The Internet Of Everything?
- WhereToWatch.org – MPAA’s “Plan” To Curb Piracy
- SoundControl Beta for Pandora: Control Pandora in Chrome
- uTorrent Serves Over 5 Billion Ads Per Month
- Obama Stops Championing Treaty That Gives the Blind Better Access to E-Books
- Hackers Who Breached Google in 2010 Accessed Company’s Surveillance Database
- Parent Punishes Kid for Triggering a “Six Strikes” Piracy Alert
- Feds Tracked Reporter’s Movements, Personal E-Mail in Criminal Conspiracy Investigation
- Tumblr Officially Bought Out By Yahoo for $1.1 Billion
- UK ISPs Block Huge Movie Site Movie2K, Proxy Immediately Unblocks
Categories
