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Alive GR Kodi Add-On Status: Why It No Longer Works & Best Alternatives

Alive GR Kodi Add-On – Current Status, Developer Statement, and Best Alternatives Alive GR Kodi Add-On – Current Status, Developer Statement, and Future Possibilities The Alive GR Kodi add-on, often searched as alive gr kodi, alive kodi, greek kodi, or kodi greek add-on, was once one of the most important Greek add-ons available for Kodi. […]

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The Pirate Bay Lives On, A Decade After ‘Guilty’ Verdicts

On the morning of March 3, 2009, Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundström, were all waiting for the final day in the now-infamous trial featuring The Pirate Bay. The night before the original ‘notorious…

EFF Backs Stream Rippers in Legal Battle Against Record Labels

Last year, a group of prominent record labels filed a piracy lawsuit against the Russian operator of YouTube-ripping sites FLVTO.biz and 2conv.com. The labels hoped to shut the sites down, but this effort backfired. In January, US District…

Movie Studios Are Suing Canadian BitTorrent Users, But That’s Nothing New

This week Canadian news outlets are reporting about a supposed new legal campaign against people who pirate movies and TV-shows via BitTorrent.  This includes an article from CBC, which featured a still from Game of Thrones, suggesting…

UK Porn Filters Could Mean Sweaty Palms For Piracy Blockers

Before the dawn of the mainstream Internet, underage access to pornographic content meant trying to sneak a glance over someone’s shoulder at a well-thumbed adult magazine. Or, if you were ‘lucky’, finding a VHS cassette in a friend’s…

‘Game of Thrones Season Premiere Pirated 54 million Times in a Day’

Last Sunday, the long-awaited final season of the hit series Game of Thrones aired in dozens of countries worldwide. The show has broken several piracy records over the years and thus far this week, there has been another piracy bonanza. As…

Germany: Upload Filters Can Only Be Prevented “As Far As Possible”

On Monday, the EU Council of Ministers approved the Copyright Directive, which includes the controversial Article 17 (formerly 13). The law requires platforms like YouTube and Facebook, for example, to sign licensing agreements with…