Going to either (http://thepiratebay.is/) or (http://thepiratebay.se/) gives me an "Oops! Google Chrome could not find thepiratebay.se" (or .is) error.
I'm using BTWifi-with-Fon in England.
> this domain change as well as the numerous proxy sites setup to bypass the block go to show that it's a waste of time to even try blocking stuff like this.
Yes, it's trivially easy to still get to these sites. And all the other sites with this content.
I suspect if the new domain is being run by the same organisation they are required to block instantly. I wonder what the legal issues are if The Pirate Bay splits into multipel organisations hosted on different domains.
"Once a site is blocked, its alleged clone sites can also be blocked, but in this case, BPI will be able to practice this without a court order. The decisions would be made between BPI and ISPs and will not be published."
There's already been at least once instance of the bpi blocking a legitimate site
Traceroute stops working somewhere in the BT network (just getting * * * after ukcore.bt.net) so I'm guessing it's being blocked.
Agreed, they seem to be blocking it.
I'm sure it won't be long until they block it again but this domain change as well as the numerous proxy sites setup to bypass the block go to show that it's a waste of time to even try blocking stuff like this.
Does anyone know if the ISP's will be automatically required to block the new domain or if it would have to go through court again?
Edit: I'm using TalkTalk