News
Posted on
5 April 2011 by Alan.
An elephant named Amazon Cloud Drive just entered into the already crowded room that is online music sharing. Of course it makes perfect sense that Amazon.com would seek a piece of this massive pie, since they already have the most sophisticated online content delivery systems in place for their bookstore. Not too mention the huge [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
24 December 2010 by Alan.
If you are looking for an open source file-sharing program in the Internet, then you might want to try Ares 2011. Like all versions of the popular Ares filesharing application, you can access the gnutella network where you will find millions of mp3s for downloading, as well as movies and software. Some of the files [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
10 December 2010 by admin.
Anti piracy lawyers, ACS: Law, recently hit the headlines after a spate of bullying pay-up-or-else tactics against alleged file sharers brought the power of “Anonymous” down on them and their website crashed, releasing thousands of embarrassing documents into the public domain. Unfortunately, even though the ACS: Law business plan to extract money from people accused [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
4 December 2010 by admin.
A legal notice on LimeWire.com now warns users of an injunction against the filesharing website. LimeWire was the world’s most popular peer-to-peer filesharing websites, followed closely by AresVista. So the answer to what are the Limewire successor’s going to be obviously going to start with Ares. These file-sharing programs are also called P2P, or peer-to-peer [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
29 October 2010 by Sam.
After five years of legal wrangling, a German court has finally reached a decision over the fate of a young German who took the decision to share two music tracks on a file sharing site when he was a teenager. Way back when he was 16 years old, the boy used his father’s internet connection [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
24 September 2010 by Sam.
The new French anti-piracy law known as Hadopi went “live” this week and copyright holders have already embarked on the mammoth task of sending out 10,000 plus IP addresses to the relevant Internet service providers. With the number of targeted IP addresses likely to reach into the millions very soon, the sheer scale of the [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
13 June 2010 by Lee.
Spanish filesharing fans may be having something of a party in response to the recent news that filesharing site cvcdgo.com has won a long-running battle against copyright holders. A case against cvcdgo.com was filed by Columbia Tristar and a company called Egeda last year. That initial case was thrown out by a Madrid court. The [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
30 May 2010 by Lee.
Long considered a safe haven for many diverse internet activites, Sweden has gone from Hero to Villain in the filesharing world. Internet traffic dropped by around 30% in April last year (according to official figures) as a direct result of the introduction of the then new Ipred law. This law enables copyright holders to obtain [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
9 May 2010 by Alan.
Taylor Swift – music starlet whose pop video was famously inferior to that produced by Beyonce – has reportedly donated an impressive $500,000 to the Nashville Flood victims. Swift, 20, called into a telethon organized by NCC to donate the purse-trembling figure. Her donation helped the telethon raise $1.7 million. Swift herself has seen the [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
16 April 2010 by Lee.
With the advent of an agreement between the US 9th Circuit Court and Comcast that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) had no jurisdiction to make networks neutral, an important injunction was removed which will have potentially far reaching effects on internet usage and from there popular file-sharing networks like Ares Vista. Net Neutrality The principle [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
4 April 2010 by Alan.
I spent all Saturday playing with my new IPad and must say, I LOVE it! And yes, the first thing I tested was whether the IPad played my music and movies I downloaded with Ares. It did, but more about that later. As I said, I do love my IPad (hope the Macbook isn’t too [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
29 March 2010 by Lee.
Many people are having issues with Ares not connecting to the Ares network. This can get very frustrating indeed. People are giving up on Ares and making the move to use other – inferior – filesharing clients! This is not the answer! There is a quick and easy solution is to install the latest version [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
3 March 2010 by Lee.
If you’re interested in a music download, you’re in luck. The file sharing world has come a long way since its early days. The level of speed, security and massive amount of song choices all make it a great time to get involved in the community. There has been a surge of applications developed to [...]
Continue Reading
Posted on
26 February 2010 by Lee.
LimeWire has been around for 10 years, a near eternity in technology based applications. Through the years and the many evolutions the program has had, it has remained a powerful peer to peer file sharing application. However, with each new release, many have wondered whether LimeWire is starting to lose touch with its users and [...]
Continue Reading