My guess is that they're going to simply rename themselves and start up elsewhere. As part of the "Re-Up Gang" of bloggers, the same files that appeared on their site were mirrored at a few others.
true...it was a little TOO good to be true, esp cause it was on googles servers. i thought this post would inspire someone to let us know where the NEXT place to look should be.
Its funny to me that all of a sudden they 'took it too far' in the eyes of the copyright owners after THOUSANDS of albums/movies were shared right there in public
Its funny to me that all of a sudden they 'took it too far' in the eyes of the copyright owners after THOUSANDS of albums/movies were shared right there in public
Well, the thing is - the wheels of enforcement turn reaaaaallly slow.
I don't think you have much to be worried about. These guys were sharing review copies of major label[/b] albums yet to be released and surely received thousands of hits a day. Besides, I wouldn't be surprised if they received at least one cease-and-desist notice before they were shut down.
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true...it was a little TOO good to be true, esp cause it was on googles servers. i thought this post would inspire someone to let us know where the NEXT place to look should be.
Start here: http://biggboyprod.blogspot.com/
The guys who ran it were insistent that it was not illegal
Well, the thing is - the wheels of enforcement turn reaaaaallly slow.