Torrent Site Thanks 4chan For DDoSing Anti-Piracy Outfit
Updated: 2010-09-30 10:44:25
Today, ICTorrent, the private tracker which was recently revealed to be a DDoS target of anti-piracy company AiPlex Software, celebrates its birthday. On this occasion the site gives thanks to 4chan activists for helping to bring the attacks to an end while showing TorrentFreak that pirate movies the site watermarked with its own logo have been turning up on national TV.

Streaming capabilities have been added to BitTorrent via the Tribler client, and more recently uTorrent. Thus far the implementation of these technologies into major websites has been lacking. That position changed this week as the Wikimedia Foundation partnered with P2P Next to use BitTorrent-powered streaming for their video content.
Had a fantastic time meeting and talking with photographers at the Telluride Photo Festival this past weekend. Lots of great people and great presentations there! My presentation that was streamed live on Saturday will be available soon for viewing. H.T. to Ryan Bonneau for showing me some beautiful places to shoot. In the meantime, check [...]
Roger Talley has a great series of articles on the regulations related to photography on federal lands. Check my other posts on this important issue: http://www.photoattorney.com/?p=311; http://www.photoattorney.com/?p=245; http://www.photoattorney.com/?p=232; and http://www.photoattorney.com/?p=74 I’ll be at the Telluride Photo Festival this week with a bunch of great photographers. My presentation on the law for photographers will be on [...]
Register of Copyrights Marybeth Peters has announced her intention to retire effective December 31, 2010. Ms. Peters has served as Register of Copyrights since August 7, 1994, a tenure longer than any other Register with the exception of Thorvald Solberg, the first Register. Her exemplary service to the nation began in the Library of Congress [...]