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Audio Video eXchange (AVXChange) Platform

AVXChange is designed for the exchange of audio and video entertainment over the internet. It is a P2P file sharing platform built using DLT. “#Apple, #Disney, and

something for the rich hippies amongst us : make a difference, make a stand !

De-centralize the industry ! :p GoodOldDownloads calls it quits , (article from #torrentfreak) putting up the good stuff #opensourse, AFTER YOU QUIT THE BIZ , i

(link to torrentfreak) Telegram Founder Pledges Millions in Bitcoin For VPNs and “Digital Resistance”

ah, midnight ... good morning :) this is so much more chill than the sun beating down in case you're a "core" user of the chain but you still missed it

hm ... ... i really should change my profile background on steemit

Seeing as if censorship and free speech, wingnut-hipocrisy and in general classic formal rigid thinkink have always been some of my favourite topics to kick-the-can

ABS-CBN’s Anti-Piracy Efforts Praised for “Massive Impact”

Torrent Freak, a major publication dedicated to bringing the latest news about copyright, privacy, and everything related to filesharing, recently came out with

Kodi (XBMP/XBMC) returns to XBox

Kodi is available for the XBox One in the Microsoft and XBox stores.

NEWS - "The KickassTorrents Shutdown, One Year Later"

Exactly one year ago, KickassTorrents was shut down following a criminal investigation by the United States. While the site no longer exists in its former glory,

STEAL THIS SHOW: S01E12 - ‘The End Of The Copyright Whack-A-Mole?’ – with Zeronet’s Tamas Kocsis

In this first episode of the new season, STEAL THIS SHOW interviews Tamas Kocsis, founder and developer of the potentially revolutionary P2P platform, Zeronet. While

Can KickassTorrents Make a Comeback?

Yesterday the U.S. Government delivered a massive blow to KickassTorrents. With its alleged founder arrested and pretty much the entire site's operation compromised,

U.S. Government Sued for Software Piracy, Maker Claims $600m

The U.S. military is being accused of installing 'pirated' copies of 3D virtual reality software onto hundreds of thousands of computers without permission.