Are you high right now?Oink has been arrested, and his work raided. Not sure about the others.
downloading illegal music no matter what you do with it is still wrong you can try to justify it all you want but in the end your stealing
i come here to chat in the forums and read video games news i dont download anything
POLICE in the region have said they have closed down one of the world's biggest illegal music file sharing websites.Oink has been arrested, and his work raided. Not sure about the others.
Are you high right now?
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The site is understood to have been operating from a flat in Middlesbrough.
Up to 180,000 people were members of the private www.oink.co.uk website.
They paid to upload and download music, some of it not yet released by record companies.
The home of a 24-year-old IT worker was raided in Grange Road, Middlesbrough, was raided in a low-key operation this morning.
At the same time his father's home and his employer, a large multi-national company, were also raided.
The website's server, which was based in Amsterdam, was also closed down by Dutch police.
The 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud and infringement of copyright law.
Detective Sergeant Tony Keogh, who led this morning's operation, said the three-month investigation had involved Interpol, the Dutch authorities and the British Phonographic Industry.
He said: "This is an infringement of copyright law that in financial terms causes immeasurable lost to record companies.
"We have been working closely with Interpol and our Dutch colleagues in Amsterdam where the website server is based to ensure that it too was secured at the time of arrest."
kind of lame to pay for something illigal, when its illigal you might aswell just download it ehh?
The 24 year old wasn't the owner, and his name wasn't OiNK.Oink has been arrested, and his work raided. Not sure about the others.
Are you high right now?
QUOTEPOLICE in the region have said they have closed down one of the world's biggest illegal music file sharing websites.
The site is understood to have been operating from a flat in Middlesbrough.
Up to 180,000 people were members of the private www.oink.co.uk website.
They paid to upload and download music, some of it not yet released by record companies.
The home of a 24-year-old IT worker was raided in Grange Road, Middlesbrough, was raided in a low-key operation this morning.
At the same time his father's home and his employer, a large multi-national company, were also raided.
The website's server, which was based in Amsterdam, was also closed down by Dutch police.
The 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud and infringement of copyright law.
Detective Sergeant Tony Keogh, who led this morning's operation, said the three-month investigation had involved Interpol, the Dutch authorities and the British Phonographic Industry.
He said: "This is an infringement of copyright law that in financial terms causes immeasurable lost to record companies.
"We have been working closely with Interpol and our Dutch colleagues in Amsterdam where the website server is based to ensure that it too was secured at the time of arrest."
http://www.thisisthenortheast.co.uk/displa...gal_website.php
Not sure. But the owner of the site didn't bother posting with it, since he would fear things like this happening.I know his name wasn't Oink, it was his username on this site. And if it wasn't the owner, then who was it?