I know where we can get backups of the site from...
But it is down to the site admins at this point.
Any former site staff from TVL can contact myself, and also Dreamygirl at fthrjack@gmail
Hi Totz:)
TVL will not die, it will only die if we let it. No mention on the forums was made of raids, no emails that we are aware of where sent to legal@tv-links.co.uk prior to this action.
TVL did NOT host any movies at all. It simply listed information that was ALREADY in the public domain. Per example.. anyone going to video.google.com and typing in "documentary" (sorry not giving you a link or/. might also get raided heh) will find several days worth of TV to watch.
Theres no way Google can deny knowing it is there, such a simple search term presenting so a huge amount of content. Likewise the same goes with Youtube, Stage6, and other sites.
As other people have said this is bullying, has little if any legal ground to stand on, and is the same exact tactics as used against thepiratebay.org. It didnt close TPB down, only disrupted the site and drew far more peoples attention to torrents and where to find them, so thanks for the advertising MPAA!
Tv-links will be back, watch this space.
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http://212.125.94.181/index.php?showtopic=50347
TVL will be back...
I know where we can get backups of the site from...
But it is down to the site admins at this point.
Any former site staff from TVL can contact myself, and also Dreamygirl at fthrjack@gmail
Hi Totz :)
TVL will not die, it will only die if we let it. No mention on the forums was made of raids, no emails that we are aware of where sent to legal@tv-links.co.uk prior to this action.
TVL did NOT host any movies at all. It simply listed information that was ALREADY in the public domain. Per example.. anyone going to video.google.com and typing in "documentary" (sorry not giving you a link or /. might also get raided heh) will find several days worth of TV to watch.
Theres no way Google can deny knowing it is there, such a simple search term presenting so a huge amount of content. Likewise the same goes with Youtube, Stage6, and other sites.
As other people have said this is bullying, has little if any legal ground to stand on, and is the same exact tactics as used against thepiratebay.org. It didnt close TPB down, only disrupted the site and drew far more peoples attention to torrents and where to find them, so thanks for the advertising MPAA!
Tv-links will be back, watch this space.