Not a big surprise perhaps, but Microsoft's Windows Vista RTM has been leaked on BitTorrent and several other P2P networks. The Vista RTM (Build 6000) is the result of a rather lengthy development process.

Earlier this year, a victim of a RIAA lawsuit questioned how constitutional the organisation's $750 per-song-uploaded claim was. A judge has now ruled that this is worth looking into and will be included in the case.

Torrentspy.com passed the 2.000.000 registered users mark today. This is less than a year after the millionth user signed up at Torrentspy. Yet another milestone for the popular BitTorrent search engine that keeps on growing.

Here's Episode 12 of the official TorrentFreak podcast!... Enjoy..

A private draft prepared by the Australian Institute of Criminology for the Attorney-General's Department says that piracy stats aren't backed up by fact and that copyright holders "failed to explain" how they came up with financial loss figures.

I found an interesting episode of the computer chronicles about software piracy back in 1985. A true classic!

The highest appeal court in Germany has decided that T-Online, one of the largest German ISPs has to delete all IP logs to guarantee the privacy of their customers. This ruling makes it impossible for anti-piracy organizations to trace an infringing IP-address back to a customer of T-Online, once their…

The content industries, specifically those in the US, accuse Asia of being the polestar of all piracy. Is this really the case? Or do otherwise law-abiding Asians have no other choice, no other legal alternatives?