Privacy has always been a major concern for BitTorrent users and there are only a few ways to remain anonymous. By using a secure connection, as the new TorrentPrivacy tool offers, you can bypass almost every firewall or traffic shaping application, while making sure that nobody can see what you're downloading.
Journalist Janko Roettgers has been writing about file-sharing and piracy issues longer than most and his P2P-Blog is a collection of good articles dating back many years.
Janko hasn’t been so prolific on that specific subject in recent times because as …
In the United States, United Kingdom and parts of Europe, there is an increasing momentum from the copyright lobby in favor of legislation which allows for the blocking of file-sharing sites at the ISP level.
Where new laws prove politically dangerous, …
Today we publish two opinion pieces from copyright lawyers who are familiar with the mass-lawsuits against alleged BitTorrent users in the U.S.
Both lawyers discuss whether someone can be held liable for the copyright infringements committed by others o …
Today we publish two opinion pieces from copyright lawyers who are familiar with the mass-lawsuits against alleged BitTorrent users in the U.S.
Both lawyers discuss whether someone can be held liable for the copyright infringements committed by others o …
There is a long running debate over whether private torrent sites are ‘safer’ in respect of being monitored by anti-piracy companies.
Very generally, users of public trackers are the “low-hanging fruit”, easy pickings for anti-piracy companies who want …
As part of a 2009 out-of-court settlement with EMI, Sony, Universal and Warner (collectively IRMA, the Irish Recorded Music Association) ISP Eircom agreed to start disconnecting copyright-infringing customers from the Internet.
But the agreement actuall …
The date was May 27, 2007, and the man was Johan Schlüter, head of the Danish Anti-Piracy Group (Antipiratgruppen). He was speaking in front of an audience from which the press had been banned; it was assumed to be copyright industry insiders only. It was …