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The RIAA wants internet companies to begin filtering pirated content

micx|2609d ago |News|5|

Industry groups say current DMCA takedown process is ‘burdensome’ and ‘ineffective’ in letter to Copyright Office.

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KingPin2609d ago

this is the type of nonsense that leads to more problems.

people will then encrypt the copyrighted content and still have it available to download. then they going to say encryption is used for piracy so it shouldnt be allowed. thats what happened with torrents.

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Cobra9512609d ago

What happened to torrents? They worked fine last time I checked.

People always find ways around restrictions. All that draconian measures accomplish is to make things more cumbersome and expensive for everyone. In the current political climate, it's hard to say how far this latest RIAA assault on internet freedom will go. Hopefully, nowhere.

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annoyedgamer2608d ago (Edited 2608d ago )

Interestingly, the current high stakes political climate may be the perfect cover to slip draconian measures like this while nobody is looking.

Look over there its the commies!

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KingPin2608d ago

@cobra
torrents dont work 100% where i am.
1) its either night time only. (12am-5am)
2) its very slow (max speed i hit was somwhere around 45kbps - yes. kbps)
3) it doesnt work at all.

i used to use it to download Linux Isos at one stage but now i just do direct downloads overnight using a download manager instead. torrents used to be more reliable for large downloads thats the reason i used it.

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MyDietEqualsGames2608d ago

You need a private tracker. Most of the big sites that freely distribute are hosting once glorious trackers that are either dying or dead.

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Apple to Release Immersive Video Content of 2023 MLS Playoffs on Vision Pro

sonicwrecks|57d ago |News|1|

Apple announced that its Major League Soccer Season Pass (through Apple TV) will include new immersive video content covering the 2023 playoffs. Apple TV is the exclusive provider of online Major League Soccer broadcasts via the MLS Season Pass subscription.

Apple TV+ Apple Vision Pro Culture Information & content Mixed reality Other hardware Other software Services roadtovr.com

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