Comments on: Media Defender Endorses TorrentFreak’s Great Work http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/ Breaking File-sharing, Copyright and Privacy News Tue, 28 Oct 2014 17:48:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.2 By: Kobói /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-214273 Thu, 15 Nov 2007 14:44:15 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-214273 [quote comment="132189"]1. Redirect to torrent news site.
2. Set up fake news site.
3. Stop redirecting.
4. ???
5. Profit.[/quote]

genius, can’t stop laughing at this one. SP rules

]]> By: The Biggest Ever BitTorrent Leak: MediaDefender Internal Emails Go Public | TorrentFreak /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-164991 Sat, 15 Sep 2007 00:07:46 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-164991 [...] the p2p.net domain link back to our own article, which it still does to this day. We took this as a compliment and this is what the guys had to say about it: From: Ben Grodsky To: Jay Mairs; Ben Ebert; Octavio [...]

]]> By: Mapi /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-135718 Sat, 21 Jul 2007 19:33:57 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-135718 Dude, That’s a hell of a quote. TorrentFreak, great work, god blesses the BitTorrent network XD

]]> By: ZipTorrent piedrazo un palÄ“nina populāros torrentus » Latvijas interneta pods /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133699 Tue, 17 Jul 2007 06:51:26 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133699 [...] HELDON atradu saiti uz rakstu par to, ka pirātisma apkaroÅ¡anas kompānija Media Defender izmantojot ZipTorrent piedrazo un palÄ“nina torrentus. The goal of ZipTorrent is to slow down [...]

]]> By: Spam /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133589 Tue, 17 Jul 2007 03:21:31 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133589 [quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]
[quote comment="133588"]If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.[/quote]

]]> By: Brad /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133588 Tue, 17 Jul 2007 03:20:30 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133588 If the content was made readily available with no DRM protection, and we could do what we wanted and when we wanted AND WHERE we wanted with the content, there would be NO problems with anyone. This only makes pirates out of everyday people trying to get what they want, which isn’t easily accessible. I’m sure employees at Media Defender steal content too. Heck, even my 82 year old grandma uses LimeWire and BitTorrent for old stuff she saw in the past that isn’t available anywhere but these services.

]]> By: ZipTorrent is slowing down the Torrent | medleyzone.com /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133573 Tue, 17 Jul 2007 02:57:17 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133573 [...] users are facing a new enemy. A BitTorrent client named ZipTorrent, allegedly created by our friends from the anti-piracy organization Media Defender, leeches bandwith and spreads useless data [...]

]]> By: Jackson /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133192 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 03:02:32 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133192 Maybe Randy has made a deal with the MPAA not to prosecute him: He’ll sell the IPs of visitors to TF.com? Better popup a warning to anyone directed through P2P.net?

After all: If Randy was willing to betray Warner Brothers, he’s willing to betray anyone.

]]> By: Jackson /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133190 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 02:59:41 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-133190 They were probably appreciative of the way we at TF pointed out that MediaDefender were themselves pirating movies Warner Brothers Movie “300″.

Here’s to Randy Saaf: He should be awarded to be the #1 Pirate in America: Distributing copies of “300″ right under the noses of the MPAA. Randy has balls the size of Jupiter! Let’s join Randy in laughing under their noses.

]]> By: An0nym0us /media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-132831 Sun, 15 Jul 2007 03:15:19 +0000 http://torrentfreak.com/media-defender-endorses-torrentfreaks-great-work/#comment-132831 Yawn..

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