Former TorrentSpy Employee Introduces Own Search Engine
myyname | 03/30/2008
Jason Hughes, a former employee of the famous torrent search engine
TorrentSpy.com
, intruduces his own bittorrent site
movietorrents.info
. His new site increases visits rapidly after the shut down of Torrentspy. The new meta search engine for high quality movie and tv show torrents does not host torrent files itself but indexes the most popular bittorrent sites. The search engine is able to learn from its users. Movietorrents.info stores all search queries in a complex database and shows trends in changes of the audiences' interests.
TorrentSpy, one of the largest BitTorrent search engines, has shut down its operations on March 24, 2008. According to the owner of TorrentSpy the decision was made out of a desire to protect the privacy of its users. "We have decided on our own, not due to any court order or agreement, to bring the Torrentspy.com search engine to an end and thus we permanently closed down worldwide," said Justin Bunnell, administrator and owner of TorrentSpy.
Movietorrents.info recently announced a cooperation with the Los Angeles bases advertising company DMotion. DMotion sees piracy as a chance for the motion picture industry to expand their viewers. The company is specialized in product placement, the practice of placing brand-name items as props in movies. DMotion's market research division cooperates with Movietorrents.info to get data about consumers interests and the international penetration of U.S. mass audience TV shows.
Visit www.movietorrents.info to see more.
TorrentSpy, one of the largest BitTorrent search engines, has shut down its operations on March 24, 2008. According to the owner of TorrentSpy the decision was made out of a desire to protect the privacy of its users. "We have decided on our own, not due to any court order or agreement, to bring the Torrentspy.com search engine to an end and thus we permanently closed down worldwide," said Justin Bunnell, administrator and owner of TorrentSpy.
Movietorrents.info recently announced a cooperation with the Los Angeles bases advertising company DMotion. DMotion sees piracy as a chance for the motion picture industry to expand their viewers. The company is specialized in product placement, the practice of placing brand-name items as props in movies. DMotion's market research division cooperates with Movietorrents.info to get data about consumers interests and the international penetration of U.S. mass audience TV shows.
Visit www.movietorrents.info to see more.
