Physorg: "File-sharing software company LimeWire, which shut down last year after being barred from allowing people to share copyright-protected files online, reached a $105 million out-of-court settlement with the major record labels Thursday, the labels said."
This wasn't on my 2022 Bingo card.
Huffington Post - Digital piracy has been around as long as computers. Lifelong pirate and troll Dr. Brian Penny discusses a brief history of pirating, from Napster and forums to warez and the deep web, learn how resourceful pirates truly arrrrgh, matey!
Cnet: With a frown on his face and holding his head in his hand, LimeWire founder Mark Gorton appeared depressed last May as he sat in a New York courtroom.
cant believe people still use this....they really need to get with the times
The little pirating of music that I do. I never use Limewire. Its usually just piratebay and other torrent sites. I usually find pirating for me to not be any more serious then to listening to music on the radio. I listen to maybe 1-3 songs a month so its really no biggy. I stopped using limewire like five years ago.