Amazing, fail-safe indexing site!
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And it’s great for movies. Music. Anything else. You name it.
If you can’t find something on The Pirate Bay or isoHunt, or some of the other smaller sites, give it a whirl.
It’s Google the Untouchable.
“The Pirate Bay guys may soon be on their uppers, and the feral entertainment cartels are also going after … indexing sites like there’s no tomorrow,” I said last time around“, going on:
“Which for them, of course, is true. Indexing sites are exactly that. Sites that index. They don’t actually host anything. They merely point to where something may be. Or not.
“But it doesn’t really matter because the P2P networks are only where it’s at only for a limited number of file sharers, although Hollywood and the Big 4 record labels would like the world to believe they believe that’s the whole ballgame as they try to pretend the Light Nets, as I’m going to call darknets from now on, don’t exist.”
She Began to Lie
I was was re-watching The General’s Daughter, a thriller, last night and I’d forgotten I really liked a couple of tunes from Greg Hale Jones’ soundtrack — in particular Sea Lion Woman at the front end and She Began to Lie at the back, and Rachel Rocket and Gonna Rise and Fly in between.
And other pieces.
I live in Canada where it’s safe to download music as long as it’s for your own use.
I couldn’t find the soundtrack in any of the usual places — or, rather, I could only find one example, and it was totally static.
So I tried Google and Lo! as I write this I’m listening to Rachel Rocket.
Vivendi Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony Music, and Disney, News Corp, Time Warner, Viacom, NBC Universal and Sony Pictures take no prisoners when it comes to indexing sites.
The money they’ve spent destroying search sites which specialised in entertainment would keep Somalia, or similar nations, supplied with food for years.
And yet somehow, Google is ignored.
No need to stay tuned.
Jon Newton – p2pnet
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First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win ~ Mahatma Gandhi
last time around – Cartel-proof P2P indexing site, July 29, 2009
February, 2010
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February 6th, 2010 at 2:14 pm
Somehow Jon, I am not surprised! Its very obvious these days that if you have enough money, and the right people in your “pocket” you can do whatever the hell you want!
February 7th, 2010 at 4:20 am
Google initially advertised itself as a web site search engine, similar to Lycos, Yahoo, ect. Being so generic and innocuous looking, it slipped right under the RIAA’s wire. Now it’s huge, and it stays mum about it’s ability to locate music/movie files. The fact that it has been around so long, that every Joe Shmo uses it to locate web sites I think makes it pretty well armored against RIAA lawsuits, not to mention the obvious fact that Google has enough money to hire top lawyers if the RIAA was stupid enough to take them on.