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Financial Times (title credits: Torrent Freak)
So what are your thoughts on this?
I suppose a letter from your ISP telling you off is better than a letter saying you're being taken to court and have to pay £3000 for sharing one song to 15 people.
I don't download movies or songs anymore, I just watch them on sites like YouTube now that the screens are much bigger. Unfortunately we can't watch free movies on IMDB or Hulu. And the only movies the iPlayer have shown are Chicken Run and What Women Want.
P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is worth watching tonight on BBC3?
So what are your thoughts on this?
I suppose a letter from your ISP telling you off is better than a letter saying you're being taken to court and have to pay £3000 for sharing one song to 15 people.
I don't download movies or songs anymore, I just watch them on sites like YouTube now that the screens are much bigger. Unfortunately we can't watch free movies on IMDB or Hulu. And the only movies the iPlayer have shown are Chicken Run and What Women Want.
P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is worth watching tonight on BBC3?
Financial Times (title credits: Torrent Freak)
So what are your thoughts on this?
I suppose a letter from your ISP telling you off is better than a letter saying you're being taken to court and have to pay £3000 for sharing one song to 15 people.
I don't download movies or songs anymore, I just watch them on sites like YouTube now that the screens are much bigger. Unfortunately we can't watch free movies on IMDB or Hulu. And the only movies the iPlayer have shown are Chicken Run and What Women Want.
P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is worth watching tonight on BBC3?
So what are your thoughts on this?
I suppose a letter from your ISP telling you off is better than a letter saying you're being taken to court and have to pay £3000 for sharing one song to 15 people.
I don't download movies or songs anymore, I just watch them on sites like YouTube now that the screens are much bigger. Unfortunately we can't watch free movies on IMDB or Hulu. And the only movies the iPlayer have shown are Chicken Run and What Women Want.
P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is worth watching tonight on BBC3?
Machie wrote:
> Financial
> Times (title credits: Torrent Freak)
>
> So what are your thoughts on this?
>
> I suppose a letter from your ISP telling you off is better than
> a letter saying you're being taken to court and have to pay
> £3000 for sharing one song to 15 people.
>
> I don't download movies or songs anymore, I just watch them on
> sites like YouTube now that the screens are much bigger.
> Unfortunately we can't watch free movies on IMDB or Hulu. And the
> only movies the iPlayer have shown are Chicken Run and What Women
> Want.
I've not read the link but if this spefically aimed at uploaders or is it downloaders as well.
> P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is
> worth watching tonight on BBC3?
Yes
> Financial
> Times (title credits: Torrent Freak)
>
> So what are your thoughts on this?
>
> I suppose a letter from your ISP telling you off is better than
> a letter saying you're being taken to court and have to pay
> £3000 for sharing one song to 15 people.
>
> I don't download movies or songs anymore, I just watch them on
> sites like YouTube now that the screens are much bigger.
> Unfortunately we can't watch free movies on IMDB or Hulu. And the
> only movies the iPlayer have shown are Chicken Run and What Women
> Want.
I've not read the link but if this spefically aimed at uploaders or is it downloaders as well.
> P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is
> worth watching tonight on BBC3?
Yes
Nin wrote:
> I've not read the link but if this spefically aimed at uploaders
> or is it downloaders as well.
Unfortunately downloaders..
Ministers intend to pass regulations on internet piracy requiring service providers to tell customers they suspect of illegally downloading films and music that they are breaking the law, says the draft report by Lord Carter.
> Yes
Excellent, cheers Nin
> I've not read the link but if this spefically aimed at uploaders
> or is it downloaders as well.
Unfortunately downloaders..
Ministers intend to pass regulations on internet piracy requiring service providers to tell customers they suspect of illegally downloading films and music that they are breaking the law, says the draft report by Lord Carter.
> Yes
Excellent, cheers Nin
Balls
I wouldnt mind but i lost all my downloads when my HD crashed and i've not bothered getting them back yet.
I wouldnt mind but i lost all my downloads when my HD crashed and i've not bothered getting them back yet.
But I like being an internet pirate :(
Machie wrote:
> P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is
> worth watching tonight on BBC3?
Brilliant film, well worth watching.
> P.S I really just created this thread to ask if Sin City is
> worth watching tonight on BBC3?
Brilliant film, well worth watching.
a bit late, but yeah its worth a look.
If ISPs think they can police the internet. Good luck because its impossible.
If ISPs think they can police the internet. Good luck because its impossible.
Well seeing as your ISP can see where traffic going down your line is coming from they are probably in the best position to police it. Obviously ISPs cannot take content off the web (unless they are hosting it themselves), but they can block or monitor your connectivity with anything they deem contraband.
Or they need to share their records with the interwebz police army forces
:|
Or they need to share their records with the interwebz police army forces
:|