by Metal Insider | Aug 31, 2009 | Piracy
Oh my. This just keeps getting sillier and sillier. [Torrent Freak]
by Metal Insider | Aug 28, 2009 | Piracy, Shady Business
This Pirate Bay sale (and subsequent legalization) is really starting to annoy me. Rumors of the deal falling apart leaked out last month, claiming financial struggles and infighting at would-be purchaser Global Gaming Factory. Then yesterday saw an announcement that...
by Metal Insider | Aug 27, 2009 | Piracy
The on again/off again sale of The Pirate Bay was finally pushed through today by Global Gaming Factory shareholders, after rumors swirled of a lack of funds. From TorrentFreak: Earlier today the financing and legalization plan was presented to the shareholders, who...
by Metal Insider | Aug 5, 2009 | Good Luck With That, Piracy
Hans Pandeya, CEO of Pirate Bay acquirers Global Gaming Factory, is still insisting the sale is good-to-go and restates his goals to legitimize the company in a recent interview with Torrent Freak. In fact, his talks to make agreements with US labels have gone so...
by Metal Insider | Aug 3, 2009 | Legal Woes, Piracy
Sony v. Tenenbaum, only the second copyright infringement case brought to trial out of approximately 18,000 individuals targeted by the RIAA, concluded late Friday afternoon with the RIAA awarded a penalty of $675,000. That’s a tough pill for a Boston University...
by Metal Insider | Jul 30, 2009 | Legal Woes, Piracy
While the second-ever P2P civil trial took significantly longer than its predecessor to settle on a jury, the case of Sony V. Tenenbaum is racing to a much speedier finish than the drawn out, appealed Captiol v. Thomas-Rasset. Of course it always helps speed up a...