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A company which hosts many BitTorrent trackers has been ordered by the CRIA to close at least four major sites. Moxie Colo was issued with cease and desist notices and ordered to hand over the owners data and site logs of What.cd, SumoTracker, BTMon and FullDls. They are told to simply close many other sites they host.
Full News at http://torrentfreak.com/cria-launche...ackers-080527/
link is dead...i think.
Fixed.
It won't be "the end", that's for sure.
The CRIA is similar to the RIAA here in the USA. They can send out scary letters to whoever they please, but they cannot enforce anything.
Per the article, the host has all but told them to piss off - "We will not be following the request and will be fighting for the rights of our clients as to date laws in Canada protect them. We have looked into the matter and from what we understand these sites are not breaking any laws in Canada..."
Isn't this news a few months old? I thought that this happened bavk in May...
"Written by enigmax on May 27, 2008 "
Not exactly "news".
Haha! Skizo did it!
Not me!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ies/EekOut.gif
Canadian news :smilie4: That's not the only thing late.
old..
even if host takes these sites down it doesn't mean they will not get another host.
Is there really a chance that What is going down?
FUCK YOU RIAA!@
lol
Let's just supposing this really WAS news and their canadian server was taken down
What has several backup servers, supposing one went down, they would simply switch to the other (remember when the main server was being DDoS'd, you switched to backup.what.cd? yea... )
the cycle will repeat it self ......
(i miss oink still)
This article is over 3 months old! The site is still here!
Obsolete.
Yes...thank you...We know it's old. Now let it die.