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Pirate Bay Pesters Copyright Holders with Yet Another New IP-Address
Posted by: Jordi on Friday, June 08, 2012 - 11:48 AM
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In the UK and the Netherlands The Pirate Bay is widely censored, but that doesn’t mean the site is entirely unavailable. In fact, The Pirate Bay is enjoying the whack-a-mole game they’re playing. After several ISPs added the site’s new IP-address to their filters, the infamous torrent site has just added another, plus an IPv6 address. Meanwhile, the site’s operators are wondering how much court filings cost each time an IP address has to be blocked.
Complete info at TorrentFreak, ExtremeTech and Myce.