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www.theregister.co.uk -
On March 14, Bell Canada began throttling peer-to-peer traffic on pipes it rents to third-party ISPs. And it neglected to tell the third-party ISPs.
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blog.wired.com -
For its final episode of Canada's Next Great Prime Minister last Sunday, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Canuck's PBS) uploaded the finale t
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torrentfreak.com -
A little over a year ago, TorrentSpy.com was still the most visited BitTorrent site, but times have changed. After an expensive two year battle with
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www.pr-usa.net -
Product Placement to be the most important advertising tool. Bittorrent Network became one of the top distribution channels for Movies and TV Shows.
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www.news.com -
With discontent still festering over Comcast's admitted slowing of file-sharing uploads, the cable industry's chief on Thursday set out to do a lit
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torrentfreak.com -
BitTorrent’s popularity is growing every day. Despite efforts from anti-piracy outfits such as the MPAA and IFPI, torrent sites continue to grow traf
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torrentfreak.com -
The first thing to notice when you join a private BitTorrent site is the eye-popping quality of the torrents. Each one is carefully culled, hand-picked through a strict moderation process. However, before you start hammering away on that download li
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www.addict3d.org -
Ian Clarke, the hacker who created the secure publishing tool FreeNet, is looking for someone to take over his BitTorrent competitor, Dijjer. He writes, Dijjer is a really cool little piece of software that I initially developed as a skunk works pro
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www.itbusinessedge.com -
The U.S. has an excellent interstate highway system, but that doesn’t matter to a driver stuck behind somebody topping out at 45 miles per hour. That’s an imperfect analogy to the state of the Internet, where the amount of total bandwidth available
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arstechnica.com -
Many of our readers are familiar with Tor, the onion routing service that facilitates anonymous Internet communication. The project was formerly funded by the Electronic Frontier Foundation and originally developed by the US Naval Research Laborator
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