Mininova is Down Forever !

Shan D

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anika oooka kaagenwath copy karanna one deyak neme torrent gena aadarayak thiyana ooona ekek kiyana kathaawak oooka!!!;)

mata mathakai machn mage yaluwek kiwwa seed karala katada hariyanne kiyala bn.. aththatama mama me kalpana karanawa kawda a yaluwa kiyala..mmmmmmmmmm... a uba nemei neda machan???????:lol::lol::rofl:
 

mylove

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[Published on mininova`s blog]

Hi all,

Today is an important day in the history of Mininova. From now on, we are limiting Mininova.org to our Content Distribution service. By doing so, we comply with the ruling of the Court of Utrecht of last August.

Unfortunately the court ruling leaves us no other option than to take our platform offline, except for the Content Distribution service. According to the verdict (Dutch link) we have to prevent uploads of torrents to Mininova that refer to certain titles or to similar-looking titles. We’ve been testing some filtering systems the last couple of months, but we found that it’s neither technically nor operationally possible to implement a 100% working filter system. Therefore, we decided that the only option is to limit Mininova to Content Distribution torrents from now on. We are still considering an appeal at this moment.

We launched our Content Distribution service in 2007. This service allows producers and artists to easily publish and distribute their content for free through Mininova. The launch of Content Distribution has proven to be a success. Countless content owners have used Content Distribution to distribute their content (e.g. albums and documentaries) for free to millions of users. For example, the Dutch band Silence is Sexy released their complete album on Mininova and received the Interactive Award 2009 for doing so. The Dutch television broadcaster VPRO decided to start using Content Distribution in 2009 in order to distribute documentaries.

We would like to thank you for your support. Especially everyone that contributed to Mininova receives a big “thank you!” for the effort! We hope to keep welcoming you on Mininova and our other projects (e.g. Snotr, Dispostable).
 

tharinda76

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    haiyooooooooo indala wedak nethoooooooooooo !!:sorry::eek::eek::shocked::oo::baffled::dull: den ithin api download karala iwarai !! munta courts walin order ekak deela thibbe 3 months walin remove karanna kiyala !! thepiratebay ekath order eka deela thiyeneeee !! haffoi !!:(:(:(:(:(:(:(
     

    sweet_boy

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    haiyooooooooo indala wedak nethoooooooooooo !!:sorry::eek::eek::shocked::oo::baffled::dull: den ithin api download karala iwarai !! munta courts walin order ekak deela thibbe 3 months walin remove karanna kiyala !! thepiratebay ekath order eka deela thiyeneeee !! haffoi !!:(:(:(:(:(:(:(

    vena onatharan sites thiyenne dl karanna :rofl:
     

    ranndeera

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    pavanayya

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    far away in a cave......
    The Netherlands-based file-sharing website Mininova has removed all torrents that enabled users to download copyright-protected material.​

    The move follows a ruling in a Netherlands district court three months ago ordering the firm to remove links to illegal content.

    The court said that Mininova's notice and take down policy was insufficient to keep it operating within the law.

    The news is the latest in an ongoing campaign against file-sharing sites.

    Although Mininova has not totally shut down operation, it has now removed all torrents that would enable users to download copyright-protected material, opting instead to only host a limited 'featured content' service, which offers legal licensed files.

    Tim Kuik - director of Dutch anti-piracy group Brien, said: "We applaud the fact that Mininova now uses the BitTorrent technology for legal business.

    "We are not against the technology but only against the use of that technology for illegal purposes."

    In a blog post, Mininova staff said the court ruling leaves "no other option than to take our platform offline, except for the content distribution service".

    But they added that they were still considering an appeal against the court order.

    Although Mininova ending illegal file sharing will be a small step forward for representatives of the music and film industry - who have been campaigning for years against illegal file sharing - the worlds two largest sites , isoHunt and The Pirate Bay, continue to operate.

    Last month, a different Dutch court ordered The Pirate Bay to remove all links to the material of a group of Netherlands-based music and film makers.

    The action, brought by Stichting Brein, was against The Pirate Bay's former spokesperson Peter Sunde, along with founders Frederik Neij and Gottfrid Svartholmmen.

    However, the founders dispute the ruling saying that they sold The Pirate Bay and no longer had any control over its content.

    The current owner of The Pirate Bay is a Seychelles-based company called Riversella Ltd.