Pirate Bay Return Wracked by Staff Mutiny?
Pirate ship replaced by modest dinghy?
Pirate ship replaced by modest dinghy?
And Brit music industry group BPI tops 2014's world takedown-request list, too.
Surprisingly enough, this year's most torrented movies weren't actually all that terrible. You've got taste, ya thieves.
Isohunt just launched a tool that makes it confusingly easy to set up your very own open source clone. I tried it, it works.
"That is something that is a part of this game," says one of the torrent site's crew.
The many sites purporting to be The Pirate Bay after its recent shutting down are largely false, some riddled with malware.
Anyone surprised? No? Ok, us neither.
This is a little bit silly, since Pirate Bay's archives have been public for years. But it's also a little bit useful if you've been having Pirate Bay withdrawal.
Sony Pictures is really having a rough week.
The (somewhat unlikely) fact that people who pirate movies are also more likely to spend money on movies has been well-known for a few years now, and now BitTorrent has some precise numbers for us.
For serial streamers, this is a little slice of pirate heaven. Until it inevitably gets shut down, that is.
PopcornTime's prompt resurgence after being recently taken down seems to confirm the long-held notion that stamping out domains doesn't do much to stop privacy.
This addition is not unique to The Pirate Bay; it's part of Google's updated sitelinks section.
A judge ordered Warner Brothers explain their super-secretive system to take down pirated content. Now, the secret's out, and the secret is "robots".
The cloud-based hardware is what's kept the website up and running despite various governments and companies trying to shut it down.
A Nottingham man has been arrested on suspicion of running the proxy server Immunicity, which lets people get around the blocks put in place by ISPs.
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