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| Mvix $1500+ Giveaway! | Posted by IH on Dec. 7
I know you are probably thinking, What, another "Free Prizes!" ad. But this is a direct and sincere offer from the folks at
MvixUSA
(who makes awesome torrent-enabled media centers and whose geeky products get picked up often in the Top 10 Holiday Gift Guides in many magazines). They have gone all festive on us and have sponsored a crazy Holiday Giveaway exclusive for isoHunt – Starting Today. We will have well over 30 items in the next twelve days to ensure you have lots of fun, lots of chances to win and lots of shopping ideas!
The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway will run from December 8th to December 19th with a new and exciting prize every day. As we get closer to the final days, the prizes get bigger, better and more $$. It's worth over $1500 in total!
To enter, simply reply to this post as an isoHunt member in forum with the following:
Have you used Mvix products before, what do you think about them, and how do you plan on using them.
That's it! Each reply counts as one entry, only replies with the details above are counted, and you are allowed to reply to this draw once per day at most. Multiple accounts are automatically disqualified.
At the end of each day, a random drawing will be held for all eligible entries. Due to overwhelming responses and we needing to validate entrants, and most replies concerns Mvix's products generally rather than only on prize of upcoming day, the draw will happen at end of the 12 days. Your responses should still be directed toward the prize of the upcoming day as updated in this post, but only 1 post per isoHunt member will be counted towards draw for all 12 prizes. Winners will be contacted via private message / email on isohunt.com and will be announced as soon as confirmations come in.
Here are the prizes (to be updated for each upcoming draw):
Day 1 -
Mvix Tshirt
(Value: $5)
Day 2 -
Mvix Tshirt + Optical Cable
(Value: $10)
Day 3 -
Mvix Tshirt + HDMI Cable
(Value: $15)
Day 4 -
Mvix TShirt + USB Wireless-G Adapter
(Value: $30)
Day 5 -
Mvix TShirt + USB SATA HDD Dock
(Value: $40)
Day 6 -
Mvix Tshirt + Nubbin USB Wireless-N Adapter
(Value: $45)
Day 7 -
Mvix MV-6000R Media Player
(Value: $99)
Day 8 -
Mvix MV-6000R Media Player + 500GB HDD
(Value: $140)
Day 9 -
Mvix Ultio MX-800HD Media Player
(Value: $170) -
What's Ultio?
Day 10 -
Mvix Ultio MX-800HD Media Player + 500GB HDD
(Value: $220) -
What's Ultio?
Day 11 -
Mvix Minx (MX-3250HD-BB) HTPC Barebones Kit
(Value: $299)
Day 12 -
Mvix Minx (MX-3250HD) Home Theater PC
(Value: $399)
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| isoHunt sues CRIA in self defense, Round 2 | Posted by IH on Nov. 27
I already wrote a fair bit about our
legal struggle with CRIA,
so I'm not repeating them here again. Since CRIA's initial cease and desist letters (effectively asking us to shutdown entirely), we have tried to reason with CRIA, have petitioned the court on our legal right to exist as a search engine. Both to no avail, since Judge Curtis has denied our "petition" as improper form, and have ordered us to a normal, lengthy and costly legal "action". We have done that this week.
Here's our
Statement of Claim
(pdf) we just filed for our action at the BC Supreme Court.
As I've
written to the Canadian government
in the public consultation for upcoming copyright reform, I have high hopes for Canadian copyright laws and its courts to not make the mistakes that have been made elsewhere in the world. We must fight the increasing noise we are drowned in, that file sharing is stealing. I believe we Canadians are especially blessed with musical talent such as Sarah McLachlan, Celine Dion, Nelly Furtado, Lights and many others. So many that our "cultural output" per capita is arguably greater than that of many other countries. And we have done this without the excessive litigation against consumers that the legal climate in countries like our southern neighbor has encouraged. Thanks in part to our lack of DMCA-like copyright laws that does more harm than good.
With continued changes in both the digital marketplace and usage of P2P search engines like isoHunt, I believe now is a better time than ever to put our differences aside with copyright owners, and figure out how we can utilize P2P distribution and social media for the benefit of all. The internet has widened our choice in music more than ever before, and the music industry is
live and well contrary to lies of certain lobbyists.
The EU have also commissioned a study that found,
P2P is not to blame for failures of certain parts of content industries.
Why? How? Because P2P is the greatest radio ever.
If you are a musician and agree with us, we would love to hear from you! We have already heard many
interesting feedback,
like that of a
book author,
we want to hear more. And I cordially invite you to join our new spinoff,
Hexagon.cc.
Together, we can create a better future for content distribution and sharing. Same goes out to film makers, software and game developers.
As for CRIA and member record labels, if you come to your sense of reason, I would love to talk to you outside of court. The ball you've dropped on us is back to you.
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| Hexagon.cc exclusive film release: In Guantanamo | Posted by IH on Nov. 5
From our friends at
Vodo,
here comes their second film release after US Now:
In Guantanamo.
This is a quote of what the short documentary film is about:
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| David Miller’s quiet, powerful film is the result of three days the filmmaker spent touring the Guantanamo prison camps in May 2008, as part of a small group of media representatives allowed there. Although the event was presented as a chance to ‘see inside’ the working of Guantanamo, it was in fact a carefully staged PR exercise designed to yield predictable, stale, controlled media images. |
This is an exclusive release on Hex, so you got this from us first  By no means however should this remain exclusive, and Vodo's films are Creative Commons licensed. So share on!
 We are excited to have Vodo creating
their group
at Hexagon.
Hexagon.cc
has now grown to more than 70,000 users with over
2000 groups,
covering various interests and social circles. If you haven't seen Hexagon.cc yet,
time to see what it's about!
And of course, support Vodo and join their group! For aspiring musicians and fans, check out our featured groups from
Awesome New Republic
and our
Creative Commons
group. Hex is all about connecting artists and producers with fans, so spread the word and find new interesting uses for torrent and video sharing at
Hexagon.cc.
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