Tag Archives: ddos

3 Count: False Flag

3 Count: False Flag

Obama administration asks SCOTUS to uphold Jammie Thomas ruling, What.cd down after DDOS and The Pirate Bay threatens Finnish anti-piracy group with infringement suit.Continue Reading

3 Count: Copyrighted Memes

3 Count: Copyrighted Memes

Apple liable in China over illegal App Store app, Demonoid’s tracker is working again and can memes get you in copyright trouble?Continue Reading

3 Count: Curiosity Killed…

3 Count: Curiosity Killed…

Ukraine seizes Demonoid servers, Curiosity landing video removed from YouTube and Google may be on the hook for $2 billion in book search case.Continue Reading

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 247 – DDOS Loss

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 247 – DDOS Loss

Demonoid down due to a DDOS, Megaupload and Google seek dismissals in their cases and Ghost Rider teams up with Silver Surfer against Marvel (kind of)Continue Reading

3 Count: And It’s Gone…

3 Count: And It’s Gone…

Demonoid still down following DDOS, Kim Dotcom seeks dismissal of charges against Megaupload and Google seeks dismissal of Book Search case.Continue Reading

3 Count: Bay Doors Closed

3 Count: Bay Doors Closed

Jury gets Google/Oracle patent case, The Pirate Bay is under a DDOS and plagiarism scandals in Romania force two resignations.Continue Reading

3 Count: Moving Forward

3 Count: Moving Forward

Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.Continue Reading

3 Count: Changing Winds

3 Count: Changing Winds

Cyberlocker sites close, change in wake of Megaupload arrests, Poland sees attacks from Anonymous over ACTA and another NinjaVideo admin sentenced.Continue Reading

Eps 224 – Going Dark

Eps 224 – Going Dark

The Pirate Bay to be blocked in the Netherlands and Finland, SOPA sparks Reddit protest, Capitol Records sues “used” digital music celler and more!Continue Reading

3 Count: Anonymous Threat

3 Count: Anonymous Threat

The latest on Anonymous threatening New Zealand’s Parliament, Dropbox trying to stop an open source project and YouTube making a play in movie rentals.Continue Reading