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Massive BitTorrent and Cyberlocker Domain Crackdown Underway
The action is being billed as “A Monster from Rome” and when you look at the scale and implications that’s hard to contest. The Public Prosecutor of Rome, Italy, has targeted a total of...Once Again, Google Failed To Efficiently Remove Pirate Sites From Its Search Results, RIAA Said
2012: Google releases a “Transparency Report”, pointing to takedown requests and the removal of infringing links. One year later, the Recording Industry Association of America is not happy with the search giant, blaming it...Pirate Bay Proxy Loses Domain Name to Anti-Piracy Boss
After several Dutch ISPs were ordered to censor The Pirate Bay earlier this year there was an influx of visitors to Pirate Bay proxy sites. In response Dutch anti-piracy group BREIN has been working...Megaupload Search Warrant Requests Ignored Massive Non-Infringing Use
In the wake of the January shutdown of Megaupload, many of the site’s legitimate users complained that their personal files had been lost. Among these users are many people in the U.S. military who...Google Developed A New Filter For Pirate Websites
Last week Google made an official statement regarding its filtering system. As such, websites that receive a great number of takedown requests (under the DMCA) will be outranked by the search engine. Under...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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