if you do this on your torrent site, i hate you. [PIC]

if you do this on your torrent site, i hate you. [PIC] via MrWhiskers5

You Shouldn’t Download a Car | Car Torrent | 635 TB [PIC]

You Shouldn’t Download a Car | 635 TB [PIC]

Price of Piracy | Jury Says $80.000 Per Download [PIC]

Price of Piracy | Jury Says $80.000 Per Download

The Future of Torrents [PIC]

The Future of Torrents [PIC]

Pirate Bay founder Gottfrid Svartholm (aka anakata) Devises DDo$ Attack

Pirate Bay founder Gottfrid Svartholm (aka anakata) recieved a bill for the 30 million SEK that he, along with Peter Sunde (aka brokep), Fredrik Neij (aka TiAMO), and Carl Lundstrom, was fined in the verdict of the Pirate Bay trial just over three weeks ago. The bill inspired anakata to devise a plan involving sending money to Danowsky’s law firm, but not to pay the fine of course which they say will never be payed. Anakata’s clever plan is called internet-avgift, internet-fee in English. Anakata encourages all Internet users to pay extremely small sums around 1 SEK (0.13 USD) to Danowsky’s law firm, which represented the music companies at the Pirate Bay trial. The music companies will not benefit from this, instead it will cost them money to handle and process all the money. Rest and The Source

Don’t Steal Our Software | Sorry For Being a Pirate [PIC]

AdventureLand Torrent Page | So i see this one’s popular with the kids now. [PIC]

AdventureLand Torrent Page | So i see this one’s popular with the kids now. [PIC]

Best Selling Movies Are Not The Most Pirated Ones | Top 10 Box Office Movies and Top 10 Most Pirated Movies in 2008 [PIC]

Besgt Selling Movies Are Not The Most Pirated Ones | Top 10 Box Office Movies and Top 10 Most Pirated Movies in 2008 [PIC]

The Pirate Bay recently got a new range of IPs and to everyone’s surprise they are now linked to several movie and music industry lawyers involved in the TPB trial. According to the Pirate Bay’s Wikipedia entry the change was due to a hostile takeover, but most people know better.

RIPE is the Internet registry that keeps track of all IP-addresses allocated in Europe. When the Pirate Bay got a new range of IP-addresses this week, something odd happened. Aside from the usual TPB ASCII art there was some unusual information added to the RIPE database.

According to the recently updated RIPE database entry, the Pirate Bay is now listed as a customer of Danowsky & Partner law firm (who represented IFPI), Maqs Law Firm (representing the MPAA) and the Swedish anti-piracy bureau. All three were involved in the recent trial, which led some to believe that they somehow gained control over the site. This is nonsense of course. rest