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Comments on news posted 2006-07-11 14:02:18: The creators of Bit Torrent have been eager to eliminate their technology's automatic association with piracy as they seek to woo legit vendors (and actually make money from their creation). ..


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Insert anti RIAA and MPAA comments below

Oh, and might as well add all the pro piracy comments below as well.

On a side note, torrent traffic won't get rid of the piracy tag so easily. Whats the first thing you think of when you think of .torrent files? It isn't legal content thats for sure.

dadkins
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Re: Insert anti RIAA and MPAA below

It isn't DRM infested crap either!

loki123

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well, doesnt matter which way you look at BT, piracy allways come to mind (although thats why it was created in the first place, wehter the author denies it or not).

insomniac84

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All this is good for...

"provided ISPs such as Canada's Shaw (see previous discussion here) make exceptions in their packet shaping guidelines to avoid throttling all Bit Torrent traffic."
That's the only reason this is a good move. Now ISPs can't say it's piracy as an excuse to block traffic when you try to use bittorrent.
And maybe it will give hope to other legitimate bittorrent traffic.

hopeflicker
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Re: All this is good for...

DOWN with the RIAA

Speedy8
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Sigh

Companies will never learn that people use P2P because you can trade files free on it, people don't want to use P2P to buy stuff. If I'm going to buy something I expected dedicated bandwidth not P2P. P2P is great for distributing free stuff, but sucks if you are paying to use your bandwidth to send files to other people.
Hyper6

join:2006-01-03
Hamilton, ON

Re: Sigh

Man are these companies stupid or something they should set up an itunes type store.

Way to go dumbasses now the users are just one click awaya all the need to do is go to a free site to get the exact same file. What a bunch of idiots. Now they are going tolose big $ they should have started an itunes type thing. Now more people are going to learn about BT which is bad and all users have to do is just go to a "free" torrent site with "free torrents".

ss4vegito7

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said by Speedy8:

Companies will never learn that people use P2P because you can trade files free on it, people don't want to use P2P to buy stuff. If I'm going to buy something I expected dedicated bandwidth not P2P. P2P is great for distributing free stuff, but sucks if you are paying to use your bandwidth to send files to other people.
I agree! And its what i've been saying all along! If i'm going to pay $$ I want a super fast deticated server that will let me download the file at 1mb a sec or more.
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Re: Sigh

said by ss4vegito7:

said by Speedy8:

Companies will never learn that people use P2P because you can trade files free on it, people don't want to use P2P to buy stuff. If I'm going to buy something I expected dedicated bandwidth not P2P. P2P is great for distributing free stuff, but sucks if you are paying to use your bandwidth to send files to other people.
I agree! And its what i've been saying all along! If i'm going to pay $$ I want a super fast deticated server that will let me download the file at 1mb a sec or more.
1MB? you mean you dont like the 5k/s thats normal for BT. if i'm paying i dont want to wait 94 hours for it to download.
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Re: Sigh

5k/s is not my normal BT speed. what are you doing wrong? i do agree though that if i was paying for it i'd want dedicated speed.
JimmySask

join:2004-06-24
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Legit download or not, it didn't matter, I was getting 5KB/s for a while. Then I figured out how to open ports on my firewall. Now I can max out a 5 mbps connection with just a decent torrent or two. Granted the file size is a little different, but for comparison sake, last night I dl'd a 20MB file on BT, in about 1.5 mins, most of that being startup time and making the connections to peers.
grandpinaple

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Let me get this straight:

I am using my upload bandwidth to help them distribute. If that is the case then the price better be right and the DRM better be non existent.

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Re: Let me get this straight:

said by grandpinaple:

I am using my upload bandwidth to help them distribute. If that is the case then the price better be right and the DRM better be non existent.
He's gotta point here!
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said by grandpinaple:

I am using my upload bandwidth to help them distribute. If that is the case then the price better be right and the DRM better be non existent.
Exactly. It better be half off and no DRM.

Otherwise I expect dedicated servers pumping out a full 30+Mbps for each user with a discount.
peerimpact

join:2005-11-07
Londonderry, VT

Where's the Incentive ???

Sorry to blow my own trumpet, but Bittorent will not suceed in the movie distribution space becuse they do not offer seeders a finacial incentive to upload and they still dont have any product avalible until Fall, Bittorents previous Press releases with Warner Brother's stated Summer.

Now if you download the Peer Impact client you will find Warner Bros movies for rent (and "purchase" soon Ive been told ) as well as movies and TV from FOX and NBC/Universal and you recive a system credit for seeding .

»www.peerimpact.com

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Re: Where's the Incentive ???

wouldn't the studios be the original seeders?
peerimpact

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Re: Where's the Incentive ???

Peer Impact has its own seed servers and are provided with the masters from the Movie Studios and Record Labels add Peer Impact also add DRM if it is required by the content owner .

sowhathere

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failure to get it

so the 'fee torrents' will have some semblance of speed?
who the frick, cares! Free still beats free, after all both people pay the same FEE for broadband-- so it takes a few extra minutes to load up the ipod/zen vision to the brim with content.

CLUE: people on 768kbit dialup, excuse me, I meant dsl will still be limited by that throughput, it cannot compensate for 30megabit throughput on bittorent no matter how you slice it.

brooklynman4

join:2004-09-07
Brooklyn, NY

Re: failure to get it

Its like a sales man selling u a toaster in front of ure door while the robber is is taking ure stuff behind ure house lol

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