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Category Archives: piracy
Torrent Talk Wrap Up: 05-30-08
Yep, we have definitely jumped the shark here in meat-cyber-space. I mean, for reelz? Now beer bottle caps can be censored? Oy. And I thought liquor was the official inebriate of the 2008 War, Inc. games…
Can I get a big WTF from the choir? So, the borders are shrinking, and I was thinking, does it [...]
Torrent Talk Wrap Up: 05-23-08
Torrent Talk:
The Ice Age
Pale Rider
You know, we have entered a brave new world. Chilling Effect doesn’t even begin to describe it. We are in a virtual Ice Age. Trackers, search engines (well, not the big ones) are being sued, not for any money they may have (they don’t) but rather to set precedents and [...]
Torrent Talk Wrap-Up: 05-16-08
A lot has been going on in the world of file sharing and for once it’s not all bad news.
Torrent.is set to return next week (for once, news of a tracker going UP and not DOWN)
UMG Calls Infringement Damages “Excessive” (I am literally laughing so hard tears are coming to my eyes)
However, it’s not all [...]
The Anarchist in the Library (and a few other books)
The Anarchist in the Library
And a few other books
A while back I reviewed Free Culture by Lawrence Lessig, a book that powerfully illustrates how property has consistently changed in meaning over time. This week I read
Siva Vaidhyanathan’s 2004 book
The Anarchist In The Library: How the Clash Between Freedom and Control Is Hacking the [...]
Review: The Pirate’s Dilemma
The Pirate’s Dilemma by Matt Mason
A Review
Wes Unruh
Someone actually gets it. Well, honestly a lot of people get it, if the rise of hip-hop and the defense of remix culture is any indicator, but perhaps everyone will get it now that Matt Mason’s done such a great job laying it out in clear, precise [...]
FACT Manipulates Truth, UK Police
FACT Manipulates Truth, UK Police
TV-Links.co.uk, OiNK.cd Shutdown
Wes Unruh
Last Friday a multinational task force with no fucking clue about how the internet works
arrested the owner and shut down the servers of tv-links.co.uk.
Here’s the thing, there was no content hosted on TV-L, all the content was hosted on
video streaming sites and then hotlinked into html pages [...]
Free Culture by Lawrence Lessig
Free Culture by Lawrence Lessig
Editorial Review
Wes Unruh
I just finished Lawrence Lessig’s book Free Culture.
His discussion revolves primarily around the current state of copyright law in the United States and the result this has had in de-legitimizing entire forms of creative expression, what he calls Disney Creativity.
To begin, he [...]

















Protests, Memory Eraser Drugs, Microearthquakes, and a PSA from Mojo Nixon