Külföldi torrent oldalak Uk Isps Unleash 85+ New Blocks On ‘pirate’ Domains

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    Internet service providers in the UK have begun blocking around 85 new 'pirate' domains following demands from rightsholders.

    All six major ISPs will implement the ban which targets, among other things, various clones, proxies and mirrors associated with The Pirate Bay plus major torrent and MP3 download sites.

    Following a series of High Court orders obtained since 2012, six of the UK’s major ISPs are required to block access to dozens of the world’s most popular ‘pirate’ sites.

    It started off simply enough, with rightsholders targeting the main domains used by sites such as The Pirate Bay, KickassTorrents, Torrentz, ExtraTorrent and other major players.

    Soon video streaming portals and MP3 download sites were also added to the equation and the list of blocked domains began to expand at a rapid rate. However,what happened next is perhaps best illustrated by the now popular image shown below.

    https://torrentfreak.com/images/blocktpb1.jpg

    In an effort to circumvent blocks, dozens of proxies, mirrors and clones of all the popular sites began to appear. While not having the credibility of the sites’ main domains, for most casual pirates these provided a simple way to keep using The Pirate Bay and many other sites.

    As a result, entertainment companies in the UK are now engaged in the largest whac-a-mole game ever seen online. Having blocked pretty much every site’s main domain, they’re now attempting to block every ‘circumvention’ site. The task is not only enormous but never ending.

    In October alone dozens of new domains were added to the UK’s rapidly expanding blocklist. In November, Hollywood and the labels were back again, taking down another 170 domains. And with December only half done, yet another wave has just hit the UK’s shores.

    Implemented by BT, Sky, TalkTalk, Virgin Media, O2 and EE, more than 85 domains are in the latest batch. Detailed in full below, it reads like Groundhog Day for the entertainment industries.

    The vast majority represent yet more attempts to stop people accessing The Pirate Bay and one has to wonder who is winning this war and whether it will ever end. No soon as copyright holders add dozens of Pirate Bay-connected domains to its blocklists, dozens more appear.

    Making matters worse is that they are both easy and cheap to buy, making domains a temporary and ‘throwaway’ item. Furthermore, since these days all major ‘pirate’ players eventually become demoted in Google’s search results, fresh and relatively unknown proxies make it to the top with greater ease than ever before.

    The same is true for sites facilitating access to other large torrent sites. The latest batch directly and indirectly targets KickassTorrents, ExtraTorrent, BitSnoop, LimeTorrents, Torrents.net, Monova, Torlock, TorrentCrazy, TorrentFunk, TorrentHound, TorrentReactor, to name a few.

    Directly or via their clones, imitators, proxies or mirrors, this month various key MP3 sites are also in the firing line. They include emp3world, mp3clan, mp3raid, mp3skull, stafaband and newalbumreleases. All of these sites have been targeted several times before and each time new ways of accessing them have appeared.

    But while on a top-line level blocking seems almost futile, it will be having an effect. The constant hunt for new domains has the potential to frustrate users of ‘pirate’ sites and as highlighted before, blocking efforts are almost certainly diluting the brand value of major sites.

    The big question that remains unanswered, however, is if any of this is actually translating into additional sales. If it is, thus far entertainment industry companies have kept well away from making the connection. One might exist, of course, but asking for more aggressive options from government and the courts is almost certainly the preferred strategy.

    The latest batch of blocked domains

    1337x.unblocked.pe
    accessbay.link
    arrr.xyz
    bay-proxy.com
    beemp3.unblocked.pe
    bitsnoop.unblocked.pe
    btdigg.unblocked.pe
    btstor.cc
    clubpiratebay.com
    emp3world.biz
    emp3world.unblocked.pe 14th Dec 2015
    emtorrent.com
    ettorrent.com
    extratorrent.works
    fastpiratebay.co.uk
    kickass.cr
    limetor.co
    limetorrenturlhd.com
    magnetsearch.net
    magnetsearch.org
    mirrorpirate.com
    monova.unblocked.pe
    mp3clan.club
    mp3raid.unblocked.pe
    mp3skull.la
    mp3skull.unblocked.pe
    my-pirate-bay.com
    mymirrorbay.com
    newalbumreleases.unblocked.pe
    oldbayproxy.eu
    pbproxy.com
    pirate-bay-proxy.com
    pirate-proxy.org
    piratebay.host
    piratebay.to
    piratebaygurus.com
    piratebayhunter.com
    piratebaymirror.net
    piratebays.co
    piratebays.co.uk
    piratehole.com
    pirateproxies.net
    pirateproxy.pl
    pirateproxy.tf
    pirateproxy.wiki
    pirateproxybay.com
    pirateproxyhk.qc.to
    piratewiki.info
    proxypirate.eu
    proxypirate.pw
    seedpeer.unblocked.pe
    simplepiratebay.com
    smartpiratebay.com
    the-pirate-bay-proxy.com
    the-pirate-bay.net
    the-proxy-bay.com
    thebay.tv
    thefastbay.com
    thepiratebay.casa
    thepiratebay.cool
    thepiratebay.cd
    thepiratebay.eu.com
    thepiratebay.expert
    thepiratebay.link
    thepiratebay.mk
    thepiratebay.uk.net
    thepirateproxy.co
    thepirateweb.com
    theproxypirate.pw
    torlock.unblocked.pe
    torrentbit.ee
    torrentbit.unblocked.pe
    torrentbush.com
    torrentcrazy.unblocked.pe
    torrentfunk.unblocked.pe
    torrenthound.ee
    torrenthounds.com
    torrenthound.unblocked.pe
    torrentreactor.unblocked.pe
    torrentz.ee
    tpb.dashitz.com
    tpb.proxyduck.org
    tpbay.co
    tpbproxy.co
    unblockbay.com
    urbanproxy.eu
    urbantorrent.com






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