Name: Anonymous 2007-09-24 16:39 ID:fxRZo+4+
Check this out: http://thepiratebay.org/blog/86
"TPB files charges against media companies
Thanks to the email-leakage from MediaDefender-Defenders we now have proof of the things we've been suspecting for a long time; the big record and movie labels are paying professional hackers, saboteurs and ddosers to destroy our trackers.
While browsing through the email we identified the companies that are also active in Sweden and we have tonight reported these incidents to the police. The charges are infrastructural sabotage, denial of service attacks, hacking and spamming, all of these on a commercial level.
The companies that are being reported are the following:
Twentieth Century Fox, Sweden AB
Emi Music Sweden AB
Universal Music Group Sweden AB
Universal Pictures Nordic AB
Paramount Home Entertainment (Sweden) AB
Atari Nordic AB
Activision Nordic Filial Till Activision (Uk) Ltd
Ubisoft Sweden AB
Sony Bmg Music Entertainment (Sweden) AB
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Nordic AB
Stay tuned for updates."
Boo-fucking-hoo! TPB is not about making a point in a debate, it's all about making money on ads. Period.
TPB and its apologists often states that p2p is impossible to control. And true is that the 10 companies botched it. But the reason that the companies is still about is beacuse they've learned from previous mistakes. I guess that they organize new ddosings completley by word-of-mouth. Call it analog p2p...
"TPB files charges against media companies
Thanks to the email-leakage from MediaDefender-Defenders we now have proof of the things we've been suspecting for a long time; the big record and movie labels are paying professional hackers, saboteurs and ddosers to destroy our trackers.
While browsing through the email we identified the companies that are also active in Sweden and we have tonight reported these incidents to the police. The charges are infrastructural sabotage, denial of service attacks, hacking and spamming, all of these on a commercial level.
The companies that are being reported are the following:
Twentieth Century Fox, Sweden AB
Emi Music Sweden AB
Universal Music Group Sweden AB
Universal Pictures Nordic AB
Paramount Home Entertainment (Sweden) AB
Atari Nordic AB
Activision Nordic Filial Till Activision (Uk) Ltd
Ubisoft Sweden AB
Sony Bmg Music Entertainment (Sweden) AB
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Nordic AB
Stay tuned for updates."
Boo-fucking-hoo! TPB is not about making a point in a debate, it's all about making money on ads. Period.
TPB and its apologists often states that p2p is impossible to control. And true is that the 10 companies botched it. But the reason that the companies is still about is beacuse they've learned from previous mistakes. I guess that they organize new ddosings completley by word-of-mouth. Call it analog p2p...