MPAA Not Done With TorrentSpy Yet
 

MPAA Not Done With TorrentSpy Yet

Over the past months the TorrentSpy crew has made several drastic changes to their website. They have stopped hosting .torrent files, and even banned US visitors. However, this is not enough according to the MPAA who has filed another complaint and asked the judge for sanctions against the popular BitTorrent site.

In August, a federal judge ordered TorrentSpy to log all user data stored in RAM. In a response to this decision - and to ensure the privacy of their users - they decided that it was best to block access to all users from the US. However, the MPAA now argues that TorrentSpy is ignoring the court decision.

TorrentSpy, once the most visited BitTorrent site on the Internet has already taken some serious hits from the MPAA and are now facing another attempt to try and knock them out for good. Earlier this week we reported that TorrentSpy?s traffic, and thus their revenue have plunged after they banned US visitors, but it seems that the movie studios wont stop until the site shuts down completely.

In court documents obtained by CNET News.com we read: ?(TorrentSpy) took steps to make the Server Log Data unavailable for the express purpose of avoiding compliance with the (court) order. This claim should be seen for what it is: another illegitimate attempt by defendants to evade authority of this court and the May 29 order.?

And to make it even worse, the MPAA has now asked the judge to rule that the .torrent links offered (not hosted) by TorrentSpy are illegal and infringing copyright - which is an absurd demand of course.

TorrentFreak asked Justin, the founder of TorrentSpy, for a response and he told us: ?They are attempting to distort the fact that we have never logged user actions on the site into something entirely new and different. Lets put this into playground terms:?

PUNK: ?Teacher! His friends hit me!?
TEACHER: ?Did they actually hit you? How many times? When? Where??
PUNK: ?I have no idea! I think they did though ? I just don?t like him!?
BOY: ?I didn?t hit him. My friends never did either.?
PUNK: ?Make him start tracking his friends! Where they go and what they do.?
TEACHER: ?OK. Start tracking them.?
BOY: ?Well since you bring it up, my friends don?t even go to his school??
PUNK: ?Waaaaahhhh! He is a meanie! Punish him!?

I guess we all know who the punk is here. Stay tuned!

http://torrentfreak.com/mpaa-not-don...py-yet-071012/

We should be coming together to get lawyers working on this. Once it's established in court the rest follow.

lol, despite whatever my feeling for the MPAA are... fucking right on.

shut the shit down, would be nice to see the MPAA target AFF and the rest of the scum who help these people monetize their facilitation of piracy... wonder if they've thought about that yet, considering that many have a nice US-based presence for them to mow over..

I'd love to see them go after the scumbag program owners that pay there bills, I'd love to read a post that says 'Porn program owner jailed for 10 year for funding illegal piracy website'

then a follow up story a week later saying he was raped by ten big black men and stabbed to death in the showers:upsidedow

ok, i almost just ruined a keyboard at that one. would be quite nice to read, maybe i'll email a discreet suggestion w/ some company names to the MPAA later tonight..