August 2009
I Love You, Man (2009) – August 11 [DVDRip]
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) – August 13 [R5]
Killer Bean Forever (2009) – August 13
Terminator Salvation (2009) – August 20 [R5]
The Boat That Rocked (2009) – August 25 [DVDRip]
Funny People (2009) – August 25 [TELESYNC]

September 2009
All About Steve (2009) – September 3
Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past (2009) – September 8 [DVDRip]
The Invention of Lying (2009) – September 8
Fighting (2009) – September 8 [CAM]
District 9 (2009) – September 10 [R5]
Aliens in the Attic (2009) – September 24 [R5]
Monsters VS. Aliens (2009) – September 25 [DVDRip]
Observe And Report (2009) – September 29 [DVDRip]
Young Americans (2009) – September 29

October 2009
Talking of Pelham 123 (2009) – October 1 [TELESYNC]
Year One (2009) – October 1 [DVDRip]
The Hangover (2009) – October 8 [DVDSCR]
I Love You, Beth Cooper (2009) – October 13
The Ugly Truth (2009) – October 15 [TELESYNC]
The Proposal (2009) – October 22 [TELESYNC]
Orphan (2009) – October 27 [TELESYNC]
Star Trek (2009) – October 27 [SCR]
Julie & Julia (2009) – October 29

November 2009
Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) – November 3 [TELESYNC]
Jennifers Body (2009) – November 5
My Sister’s Keeper (2009) – November 10
Public Enemies (2009) – November 10 [TELESYNC]
Armored (2009) – November 12
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) – November 17 [TELESYNC]
Imagine That (2009) – November 24 [TELESYNC]
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2009) – November 26

December 2009
Four Christmases (2008) – December 1 [TELESYNC]
2012 (2008) – December 10
Inglourious Basterds (2009) – December 12 [TELESYNC]
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) – December 15 [TELESYNC]
The Soloist (2009) – December 15 [DVDRip]
The Stepfather (2009) – December 17
Final Destination 4: Death Trip 3D (2009) – December 22

Surrogates (2009) – January 2010

You can also compare this with the old release dates.

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The Swedish minister of justice, Beatrice Ask, told the Swedish national radio that she believed that The Pirate Bay did not give Sweden a good reputation :-/ (this time regarding the threats from IOC towards TPB).

We hope (and think) that’s wrong, so we now urge our users to tell her how they feel about the bay!

Please fill out the form below (and do alter the default text if you like) and press Send. Madame Ask will receive it as an official document, so please do be careful with what you write, as it will be a public document.

Form can be found here

I really love these guys, so I want to show them my support not only by signing their petition but also by posting this. I know it won’t be much of a help(at least taking into consideration that our traffic is nothing compared to their’s) but still it’s something :) ….

After months of hard work and more than six months since their previous stable release, the uTorrent team has released version 1.8 of their BitTorrent client, with significant improvements and updates. Adding to the excitement, a public Alpha of the Mac version will be released in the next few weeks.

uTorrent is the preferred client among many BitTorrent users. Users have had to wait a while for this new release, since the last stable uTorrent, version 1.7.7, was released back in January. A lot of work has been done in the meantime though, and the list of changes and additions that were implemented is absolutely massive. One of the most significant updates in the latest version of uTorrent is that it comes with built in IPv6 support, which improves connectivity and thus performance. Other new features are better Windows Firewall registration on Vista and improved distribution of new connections across torrents.

The journey from 1.7.7 has been a long one, but now that 1.8 stable is out, the uTorrent team will dedicate more time developing the long awaited Mac version of the client. The good news for Mac users is that Greg hinted that the first public Alpha version will be released in just a few weeks.

uTorrent 1.8 can be downloaded from the uTorrent website, and the list of changes, improvements and additions is available in the forum thread announcing the release.

Nearly 50% of all the people who use BitTorrent at any given point in time do so to download a TV show, with popular series such as “Lost” getting close to 10 million downloads per episode. These figures are getting awfully close to the viewer count on TV as reported by Nielsen, and they are still rising.

People are getting used to on-demand content. They simply want to watch their favorite shows whenever they want, wherever they want. To give some more insight into this growing phenomenon, and because Nielsen is not counting BitTorrent downloads, we decided to start a weekly report of the most downloaded TV shows on BitTorrent.

Top Downloads May 25 – June 01

Top Downloads 2007

A federal judge is hitting the shuttered TorrentSpy service with a $111 million penalty for facilitating the infringement of thousands of copyrighted works.

U.S. District Judge Florence -Marie Cooper in Los Angeles, ruling in a case brought by the Motion Picture Association of America, said site operator Justin Bunnell and associates must pay the maximum $30,000 for “each of the 3,699 infringements shown.”

The case, producing what is among the largest fines in copyright history, was bolstered after the MPAA allegedly paid a hacker $15,000 for internal TorrentSpy e-mails and correspondence.

“This substantial money judgment sends a strong message about the illegality of these sites,” MPAA Chairman Dan Glickman said in a statement.

TorrentSpy, a U.S.-based torrent tacking service, shuttered in March after it lost its case against the MPAA. TorrentSpy did not lose on the merits, but defaulted after it failed to produce internal records.

Judge Cooper ordered TorrentSpy permanently shuttered.

TorrentSpy attorney Ira Rothken was not immediately available for comment. He has appealed the default order to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.