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During the last decade the RIAA embarked on an online anti-piracy action which would later go down as one of the most controversial ever seen.
After spending years on various educational campaigns, none of which worked, a new plan was put into motion. …
Last month, Nicolas Perrier of Nikopik told TorrentFreak that he had found infringing downloads at the Élysée Palace – the official residence of President Sarkozy.
Using the tools at YouHaveDownloaded, Perrier found six illegal downloads including a c …
At the end of the year when new developments draw to a close, it’s time to take a look back and take stock. Below is our overview of some of the most interesting events we reported during the first half of 2011.
Take a deep breath…
January
After …
During December, all self-respecting search engines produce an overview of the most popular search terms of the past year.
These lists give insight into recent trends, and in 2011 Rebecca Black, Google Plus and Ryan Dunn were the fastest rising searche …
YouHaveDownloaded is a treasure trove full of incriminating data on alleged BitTorrent pirates in organizations all across the world.
Unauthorized downloads occur even in the most unexpected of places, from the palace of the French President, via the C …
In early October it became clear that Australia would be the next country to be targeted with so-called pay-up-or-else file-sharing settlement schemes.
John Linton, chief of ISP Exetel, said that his company had been approached by US film distributor Li …
Our story begins at the IDS tower in downtown Minneapolis, a city known for its wholesome values and that special kind of crazy known as “Minnesota Nice”.
Number 900 in this tower is an exceptionally busy place these days as the home office of Media …