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Though being the last real well known public site. Isn't a great position for the 'freedom' of the internet if you will. Though this is just like busting drug dealers (only more serious for the guy busted ) -- more will pop up in their place if they don't return. This stuff never stops what such a huge percentage of people do.

'pirate' entertainment material of all kinds, etc. -- Meanwhile the profits of these industries are at record highs. This isn't the way to go about what they perceive as taking their 'profits'. The vast majority of people who pirate items wouldn't otherwise purchase them if the option wasn't available. That's what they assume (and tout as revenue lost) -- Instead of trying to hunt people down. They need to work on making their content available (movies, shows, etc) in very inexpensive, or free manners (advertisements, product placement etc). Software companies need to work on making popular software packages much more affordable.

Especially the suites that are many thousands of dollars per copy. Or even several hundred. The gaming industry already has an easy way to not 'worry' about pirating as online modes for games is where things have shifted by majority and that really can't be 'hacked' -- so you have game releases making Billions these days.