Criminal cases against the founders of the Pirate Bay withdrawn(#pirate bay)

The criminal cases against the Pirate Bay co-founders in a Belgian court has been cleared and the verdict was given in favour of the four pirate bay founders Gottfrid Svartholm, Peter Sunde, Fredrik Neij and Carl Lundstrom.

These four co-founders of the most famous torrent file sharing website in the world were charged with criminal cases of copyright infringement and abuse of electronic communications and the case was under trial in Mechelse in Belgium.

The Pirate Bay is the most popular website in the world when it comes to peer to peer file sharing using torrents. The website was sold by these 4 co-founders in 2006 to Reservella which is a company based in Seychelles. The verdict came as a relief for these four individuals who have been charged with several criminal cases in the years between 2011 and 2013.

The court decided that since the website was sold by the four defendants in 2006, any activity of copyright infringement that occurred after 2006 cannot be attributed to these four co-founders. The Pirate Bay was founded in 2003 and was sold to its current owner in 2006. The site has a reputation of notoriously resurfacing after it is blocked. The website claimed in 2014 that they have the site hosted on 21 different virtual machines and if one server is blocked, it is just a matter of few hours after which the site is moved to the new server and becomes functional again.

The website though has been blocked, always restarts or provides services under several different URLs. It has therefore been a hard task to block the contents of the website since the servers on which the website is hosted keeps changing. Since the verdict of the court, the four co-founders can now breathe a little easy.

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by Malik korrich ~ mardi 14 juillet 2015 0 commentaires

Pirate bay proxies blocked by uk ISPs

As per the high court orders 6 uk ISPs are about to block the access the famous torrent websites like pirate bay,which led to internet users to denied access to pirate bay directly,as the computer geeks are present all over the world who are making new ways to access the pirate bay with the use of proxies which led internet  users to access pirate bay or other torrent websites and easily byepass the restrictions applied  by the government.copyright holders are fed up with these websites that are hosting pirate bay’s proxies,which led copyright holders to force uk ISPs to block the access the website that are hosting proxies to access the torrent websites such as pirate bay.as the UK ISPs fulfilled the demand of copyright holders and blocked certain websites like  piratebayproxylist.com piratebayproxy.co.uk, ilikerainbows.co.uk,ukbay.org .As torrent freak exclusively spoke to  member of UKBAY.ORG and told that they will shift the website to new domain to grant the access again for some time atleast.also added

UKBay is not even a PirateBay proxy. It simply provides links to proxies. If they continue blocking sites, that link to sites, that link to sites.. there’l be nothing left”.

copyright holders will be updating the list of website that are helping the internet user to access the famous torrent websites,as the high court also support them in this operation.while virgin media also added comment via TORRENT FREAK

Under the conditions of the original court order, the rightsholders have the authority to change the specific URLs or IP addresses that must be blocked by all major ISPs – not just Virgin Media. Such changes happen on a regular basis. There is no ‎extension or amendment to the original court order,

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by Malik korrich ~ mercredi 11 mars 2015 0 commentaires