The BitTorrent.com video store that was supposed to be launched late this year has been delayed a few months and won't go live until sometime next year.

MP3.com, the site that was once sued for millions of dollars by record labels for copyright infringement is back to distributing free mp3s, except this time it's doing so legally.

Some of the largest BitTorrent sites on the web have decided to sell their sites to Searching Unlimited LTD. They will work together in an effort to monetize the BitTorrent search engines, and create more innovative projects.

This week's most popular movie downloads on BitTorrent.

First Limewire integrated BitTorrent, now Ares has also updated its P2P client to support BitTorrent downloads. It's all still very basic, but it's good to see that more and more P2P clients are starting to support BitTorrent.

German taxpayers pay millions of Euros a year to ISPs in order to identify alleged copyright-infringing filesharers.

Popeye's classic Arabian Nights "trilogy" is now freely available on BitTorrent. Free to download, and free to share.

LimeWire today announced on the company blog that from now on they will be filtering out Adobe products like Photoshop that are distributed illegally over P2P networks that LimeWire hooks into.