Torrent search engine sues Canadian Recording Industry Association

[fox123]

This is one of the hardest decisions I had to make, to sue one of the most powerful lobby and corporate conglomerates in Canada. But for sake of continuing operation and development of isoHunt, this is something we must do. I don't pretend to speak on behalf of all BitTorrent websites or users, but I speak to point out that with a lawsuit from CRIA hanging over our heads, we fight not just for our survival as an internet company of search engines and social networks, but also for other websites, from BitTorrent sites to larger search engines like Google, on which most of us have come to depend. The legal ramifications concerning search engines and linking here are far reaching.

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[DB11]

As if it'll work

[Daggers]

As if it'll work

As if what will work?

Did you bother to read the legal documents? And, if you did (which I suspect you didn't), what makes you a sudden expert on Canadian law?

[DB11]

As if what will work?

Did you bother to read the legal documents? And, if you did (which I suspect you didn't), what makes you a sudden expert on Canadian law?

Google

[Daggers]

Google

I have no idea what your point is

[DB11]

I have no idea what your point is

Me neither. Everyone says Google to me so thought I'd say it. I didn't get your question tbh.

[Fez of Mahrez]

This is going well.

[Daggers]

This is going well.

I swear the standard of posting has dropped since I moved to posting occasionally.

[Fez of Mahrez]

I swear the standard of posting has dropped since I moved to posting occasionally.

I'm not well so I'm up for an evening of comedy gold on here if there's anyone about. It'll be like the olden days again.