A new file sharing utility for Mac OS X that lets you quickly and conveniently share files on your Mac to multiple online services has been released by Realmac Software . More on Share Files with Courier on Mac OS X

Pirate Bay will become a documentary subject in the idea of a Swedish filmmaker.   Simon Klose wants to create a documentary called TPB AFK about the three founders of the site, and their reactions to being found guilty of being accessory to crime against copyright law and fined about $3.6 million. More on Pirate Bay on screen

TorrentMyBook, dedicated to sharing knowledge in the form of textbooks, ims to become the world’s largest BitTorrent index of textbooks, following in the footsteps of the late TextBookTorrents. As it can been seen from its own description,  Torrent My Books is „a torrent search engine and indexer for all things relating to books. Our goal is to become the number one source for providing users with an endless supply of digital books”. More on A New Textbook Torrent Site

The Federal Trade Commission has closed its investigation into peer-to-peer site LimeWire, though the agency said it remained concerned about the security implications of users running legacy versions of the company's software. More on FTC Ends LimeWire Investigation

Trying to keep their work away from the file sharing site/service moles, Disney and Warner Bros.  make desperate efforts and have sued an ad firm called Triton Media for providing advertising services to a series of sites that the studios feel facilitate copyright infringement. More on Disney and WB React Desperately

This week there are four newcomers in the list. The Expendables is the most downloaded movie on BitTorrent this week (now as DVD screener), currently shared by more than 100,000 people. More on Top 10 Most Downloaded Movies via BitTorrent

RIAA wants to legally formalize the partnerships between copyright holders and ISPs so that the fight against illegal file-sharing becomes voluntary. RIAA President Cary Sherman told an audience at a Technology Policy Institute forum in Aspen, Colorado recently that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is failing copyright holders miserably, and that it needs to be revised in order to allow ISPs and others to filter the Internet of copyrighted material. More on “Voluntarily” Fight against P2P

A DLL load hijacking vulnerability in the Windows operating system, has affected dozens of applications which become quickly a target for remote hijack exploits. Since Microsoft refuses to patch Windows, the developers of the affected applications have to take measures on their own. More on New uTorrent Release due to Windows DLL Vulnerability

New Zealand parliament approves of new file sharing pirate law that would impose a 6 month internet ban along with hefty fines. Copyright lobbyist aren't satisfied though, they want worse punishment. More on Serial Copyright Infringers, Entirely Banned

The work on a small software company Coding Robots had been cracked and shared as a torrent, action that made the company's founder more intrigued than…mad.  Yes, apparently he was shocked when he found out that his "baby" had appeared on The Pirate Bay, but instead of asking the site to remove the torrent the man did quite the opposite. He sent a ‘Notice of Ridiculous Activity’ because the crack didn’t live up to his expectations. More on Please Keep My Torrent!

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