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YTMP3.nu, one of the largest YouTube ripping sites on the web, is trying to pinpoint competitors who allegedly sent abusive takedown notices to Google in an SEO battle. The company behind the site filed a lawsuit and previously obtained email addresses of the defendants. In addition, they now want Google, Cloudflare and Namecheap to share more information, including IP-addresses.

French Torrent Giant YggTorrent Goes Private

YggTorrent, the largest francophone torrent community, is no longer available as a public site. After going private, only registered users can access the site now.…

yesterday, 20:09 by Ernesto Van der Sar

Anti-Piracy

Shueisha DMCA Subpoena Targets Two Dozen Manga Piracy Sites

Japan-based publisher Shueisha is maintaining the pressure on sites distributing vast quantities of pirated manga content. A DMCA subpoena obtained at a United States court…

yesterday, 13:21 by Andy Maxwell

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Internet Archive Fails to Dismiss Record Labels’ Copyright Lawsuit

Several major music labels, including Capitol, Sony, and UMG, sued the Internet Archive last year over its 'Great 78' phonograph archiving project. With hundreds of…

May 16, 2024, 21:42 by Ernesto Van der Sar

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Piracy Block Reversed For Tech Site That Reported Site-Blocking Workarounds

Italian tech website Giardiniblog.it usually receives around a million visits per month. As of today, the 18-year-old site appears to have lost around 36% of…

May 16, 2024, 09:39 by Andy Maxwell

Research

VPN, DNS, Give Up, or Go Legal: Aussies’ Reactions to Pirate Site-Blocking in 2023

According to a new survey published by the Australian government, when internet users try to access any of the pirate sites blocked by their ISPs,…

May 15, 2024, 20:48 by Andy Maxwell

Lawsuits

ISP Must Unmask Alleged Pirates But Rightsholders Can’t ‘Harass’ Them

Internet provider Frontier Communications must share the personal details of subscribers with movie and music companies, as part of two ongoing piracy liability lawsuits. The…

May 15, 2024, 11:56 by Ernesto Van der Sar

Research

Four-in-Ten Aussies Pirated Content in 2023, Overall Online Consumption Up 6%

Since 2015, the Australian government has commissioned research to understand the level of online infringement and how that changes over time. The latest survey covering…

May 14, 2024, 21:04 by Andy Maxwell

Piracy

IMDb Struggles with Persistent Movie ‘Piracy’ Problem

Copyright holders are repeatedly flagging IMDb URLs for alleged copyright infringement. Historically, these DMCA notices were mostly sent in error, flagging legitimate IMDb listings. More…

May 14, 2024, 12:38 by Ernesto Van der Sar

YouTube Ripper Seeks IP-Addresses of ‘Threatening’ & ‘DMCA-Abusing’ Competitors

French Torrent Giant YggTorrent Goes Private

Shueisha DMCA Subpoena Targets Two Dozen Manga Piracy Sites

Internet Archive Fails to Dismiss Record Labels’ Copyright Lawsuit

Piracy Block Reversed For Tech Site That Reported Site-Blocking Workarounds

VPN, DNS, Give Up, or Go Legal: Aussies’ Reactions to Pirate Site-Blocking in 2023

ISP Must Unmask Alleged Pirates But Rightsholders Can’t ‘Harass’ Them

Four-in-Ten Aussies Pirated Content in 2023, Overall Online Consumption Up 6%

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