HiSciFi – Mininova, Story of Torrents with Erik Dubbleboer, Ridley Scott does Haldeman

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While awaiting the Pirate Bay court decision, we caught up with Mininova.org president, Erik Dubbleboer, who gave us the goods on why Peer-to-Peer traffic, specifically use of torrents, is such an efficient way of transferring data.

There is also a mention of Garfield and Conan, Titanic, and there is also that small issue of Joe Haldeman’s novel being turned into a film by none other than the great Ridley Scott.
HiSciFi – Mininova, Story of Torrents with Erik Dubbleboer, Ridley Scott does Haldeman

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  • gorz33

    I kind of envisioned prez of Mininova to be a bit flashier, but he is kind of nice and holding back a little – one of thouse tough cookie interviews I suppose – but he is a techie through and through. I like the fact that he is just one of the guys who built this thing in the basement so to speak.

    Great job!
    Francis.

  • mirabilis

    I have been working in IT for quite a few years, and there is no doubt or disagreement that torrent tech is the way to go – it makes sense from bandwidth sharing perspective, which is why peer-to-peer traffic is not going anywhere, regardless of Pirate Bay verdict. And that is important to remember.