Well, Big Media won, for the time being at least. After taking legal action against the individual members of the UK's Pirate Party personally, which was hosting a Pirate Bay proxy, said proxy has been taken offline. I don't blame them for caving, really. Wouldn't you faced with being completely wiped out personally? [Pirate Party] Read More >>
Since the recent court-ordered blocking of The Pirate Bay raised a bit of controversy and caused a whirlwind increase of traffic and awareness about piracy, as a direct result of this, the website for the UK Pirate Party has gained a lot more hits over the course of the past three weeks making it one of the top 1,500 websites in the country. Read More >>
Featured comment by Djdat:
"Yeah that redirect link on the VM network works like a charm. But it wasn't really that bad as you can access any other torrent site anyway lol" More »
Following Sweden and Germany’s lead, we have our own branch of the Pirate Party attempting to swashbuckle its way into power here in the UK; now it’s drawing a broadside on May’s local elections in both Scotland and Manchester. The Pirate Party UK aims to fight anti-piracy laws (and ACTA); reduce copyright to just 10 years, and allow non-commercial file sharing -- hollywood, the BPI and their lawyers are really going love them. Read More >>
Featured comment by Titor:
"10 years is way too short. Trust me, as a recording artist myself, I'm trying to feed my children on royalties from releases that are already older th..." More »