In its long fight against Internet piracy, the Recording Industry Association of America is gunning for the technology that enables it: BitTorrent. Brad Buckles, RIAA’s VP for anti-piracy, has told ...

BitTorrent Inc., which was co-founded by the developer of a software program widely used to share pirated music and video over the Web, plans to start helping media companies stream videos over the ...

The creators of the BitTorrent file-swapping application will soon begin cracking down on how other software developers use the BitTorrent name, company President Ashwin Navin said Monday.

Om Malik of GigaOm.com has published a list of five reasons why he foresees trouble with the new legit media download service from BitTorrent. Although I back his general opinion -- that this new ...

The Dallas Buyers Club LLC v iiNet Limited piracy court case raises many questions about what sort of trail people leave when they use technology to make illegal copies of movies and other copyrighted ...

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Web company BitTorrent Inc, once scorned in Hollywood, on Sunday joined a number of providers in the nascent arena for legal downloads of movies and television shows with ...

BitTorrent plans to open an online movie store to sell foreign films and other hard to find video, including content from China, Japan and India. The service will not compete with other movie download ...

BitTorrent is the leading software that’s enhancing the cryptocurrency space with BTT. BitTorrent’s evolution into crypto highlights its ability to redefine both content and value exchange. To ...

BitTorrent Inc., the San Francisco-based developer of the world’s most popular file-sharing software, sought to break new ground last year with an original video miniseries called “Children of the ...

In the wake of Lenovo's Superfish controversy, it seems the computing public is getting tired of software vendors' sneaky practices. It seems Lenovo’s Superfish was the proverbial straw that broke the ...