n'e' cattiveria ma ... IS (tutta l'isola) ha solo 3 cavi: uno per US, uno per SE, n'altro per DK... e per tutti e tre c'e' la DPI... insomma, vista così non e' una buona notizia. E' 'na notizia. Notiziola.
2013/4/25 mutek <[email protected]>: > After The Pirate Bay’s new Greenland-based domains were suspended earlier > this month, the world’s largest file-sharing site has found a safe haven in > Iceland. From now on TPB can be reached via ThePirateBay.is without the > imminent threat of another domain suspension. The Icelandic registry informs > TorrentFreak that they will not take action against the domain unless a court > order requires them to do so. > > It has been a busy month for The Pirate Bay’s IT department thus far, with > the site skipping from domain to domain. > > Two weeks ago the notorious BitTorrent site traded in its .SE domain for the > Greenland-based .GL TLD. The Pirate Bay took this decision because they > feared that Swedish authorities were about to take over their domain names. > > However, TPB did not receive a warm welcome in Greenland. > > Within two days of the move The Pirate Bay lost both its .GL domain names. > Tele-Post, the private company responsible for .GL registrations, did not > wait for a court order and said it would not allow the domains to be put to > “illegal” use. > > Resilient as always, TPB aren’t about to give up that easily and have already > lined up yet another domain name. This time they’re going for Iceland’s .IS > TLD, which will be a little harder to take offline. > > Ahoy Iceland > > > > Thepiratebay.is was registered after the Greenland debacle and traffic was > redirected to the new domain a few minutes ago. Iceland is an interesting > choice as the country previouslypositioned itself as a safe haven for freedom > of speech. > > Whether The Pirate Bay’s activities are considered protected under this > definition remains to be seen, but ISNIC, the company responsible for .IS > domains, informs TorrentFreak that they have no plans to treat > thepiratebay.is any differently to their other domains. > > When we asked whether ISMIC would follow Greenland’s lead and move for a > proactive suspension, we got a clear answer. > > “The short answer is no. Such an action would require a formal order from an > Icelandic court. ISNIC is not responsible for a registrant’s usage of their > domains,” ISNIC’s Marius Olafsson told TorrentFreak. > > This is not the first time that Iceland’s registry has been asked about > possible actions against a controversial domain. In 2010, when Wikileaks was > hosted under an .IS TLD, the company gavethe same response. > > “This policy applies equally to any .is domain,” Olafsson says, adding that > it’s the domain owner’s responsibility to abide by the law, not theirs. > > “There is an article in our registration rules which states that ‘the > registrant is responsible for ensuring that the use of the domain is within > the limits of Icelandic law as current at any time’,” he explains. > > ISNIC’s position means that The Pirate Bay will probably be operating from > the .IS domain for a while. Technically copyright holders could file a > complaint, but without a prior ruling against the site in Iceland this will > probably turn out to be a time-consuming and expensive endeavor. > > Even if the domain was taken away, The Pirate Bay would probably move on to > the next one as if nothing happened. Until they run out of domains. > > > _______________________________________________ > Open > https://lists.partito-pirata.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/open _______________________________________________ Open https://lists.partito-pirata.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/open
