late October a U.S. judge ordered the website file sharing peer-to-peer LimeWire to 'turn off' his system after years of litigation between Lime Group and the Association of Recording Industry of America (RIAA, for its acronym in English).
However, two weeks after it appeared online site Pirate Edition LimeWire, to the surprise appearance from Lime Group, a company that has disclaimed it. It seems that hacked the site branded as a haven for pirated music, videos and software.
The curious part of the matter is that the 'bootleg' is built on the LimeWire code base, which is why the company has had to explain to the authorities who do not have to do with its operation. They have even placed in a home warning to prevent users from being misled.
Not only that, but the pirated version contains característimas Pro Edition was sold before you close the original site.
And not everything is there. Who put online LimeWire Pirate Edition have plans to release the code as open source. Netmedia
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