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- Sir O - 12-20-2004 <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=20303">http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=20303</a><!-- m --> Quote:A MESSAGE on Suprnova.org, which describes itself as the Universal Bit Torrent Source, said that it is "closing down for good" in the way that "we all know it". Suprnova Mirror - Goatweed - 12-20-2004 yeah, apparently some lawyers got to them - for some reason I thought they were offshore tho. Anyway, here's a temp site - I hear there will be more but it will be a lot more underground : edit : for some reason, I totally missed that you linked the mirror site in your post. sorry. - Sir O - 12-20-2004 I thought they were offshore too...oh well. I remember about a week ago some bittorrent site in Finland got raided, so they're apparently dropping the hammer. There's also always thepiratebay.org, which is based in Sweden and constantly getting threatened with lawsuits, but the Swedish gov't just don't give a fuck. Their response to EA: Quote:> Re: Electronic Arts Trademark and Copyright Edited By Sir O on 1103512441 - Galt - 12-20-2004 torrent grabber - Sir O - 12-20-2004 Damn, that's a horrible site. Did it go inactive months ago or something? Nobody's seeding! - Galt - 12-20-2004 I registered for suprnova forums like two days ago. I had a question and didn't know where to get it answered, and on that forum, the torrent grabber site kept getting mentioned. I haven't really looked through it, I just thought it might not have been a coincidence - infox - 12-20-2004 Sir O Wrote:Damn, that's a horrible site. Did it go inactive months ago or something? Nobody's seeding!TorrentGrabber is up! - Black Lazerus - 12-20-2004 infox Wrote:you sir are you the owner of this site?Sir O Wrote:Damn, that's a horrible site. Did it go inactive months ago or something? Nobody's seeding!TorrentGrabber is up! - GonzoStyle - 12-20-2004 phoenix torrents also shutdown last week. - Gooch - 12-20-2004 i meant to write about that yesterday..then my Windows XP got walloped. The MIAA (motion picture Industry) has begun litigation on Bit torrents. Limewire is next. Instead of doing the RIAA move against users...which backfired...they are fully going lock, stock and two smoking barrells....for suprnova, isohunt and others. Bit Torrents is about to take a hit of major proportions. Suprnova just did a smart, smart thing...but will still take a hit...unless it was a behind the scenes deal to get them not to go to court. - PatCooper - 12-20-2004 Youceff torrents is also gone - Jack - 12-21-2004 Its just a matter of time before the next big thing hits. Relax and ride out the storm. Everybody panicked when Napster went offline. Bigger and better things rose out of its ashes. - Keyser Soze - 12-21-2004 whack a mole! - Galt - 12-21-2004 so then what is the place? Is it isohunt? Right when I started to understand this shit, they go and shut down all the sites. - diceisgod - 12-21-2004 :angry: - Gooch - 01-04-2005 <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://news.com.com/LokiTorrent+fights+MPAA+legal+attack/2100-1025_3-5508073.html?tag=nefd.pop">http://news.com.com/LokiTorrent+fights+ ... g=nefd.pop</a><!-- m --> December 30, 2004, 4:55 PM PST By Robert Lemos Staff Writer, CNET News.com The latest peer-to-peer site to come into the legal crosshairs of the motion-picture industry promised this week to fight, and put out a virtual hat to finance its legal fund. LokiTorrent, a Web site and index of files available through a peer-to-peer technology known as BitTorrent, posted a letter from the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) on its site on Tuesday. The letter states that the MPAA has filed suit in district court in Texas against the site and demands that Loki Torrent cease linking to video files that could infringe on studios' copyrights. "If you've ever benefited from this site or file-sharing in general, now is the time to show your support," a message on LokiTorrent stated. "We are looking at a cost of $30K per month in fees." So far, the site has garnered nearly $18,000, or about 60 percent of the total needed for a month, according to a bar graph on the site. The MPAA could not be immediately reached for comment. LokiTorrent is the latest file-sharing site to run into the legal guns of the motion picture industry. Several peer-to-peer sites disappeared from the Internet earlier this month, after the MPAA filed suits against them. Sites acting as "hubs" for BitTorrent sharing of movies, TV shows and other free downloads are the most recent focus of the copyright holders' war on peer-to-peer technology. TO DONATE: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.lokitorrent.com/donate.php">http://www.lokitorrent.com/donate.php</a><!-- m --> - Goatweed - 01-04-2005 somehow, I don't see that working out very well. |