PeerApp talks Thai.

One of the prime features to make eMule a top file-sharing client is being prepared for µTorrent.

One small step for Ares, one giant leap for Ares Galaxy.

In an effort to contain an already rampant proliferation of DVD copying, Macrovision forces Afterdawn.com to remove DVD Decrypter.

The little BitTorrent client that could introduces mainline compatible DHT support.

With SuprNova.org administrator Sloncek off the project, it appears eXeem’s days are numbered.

100% legal? Avoid lawsuits? The Federal Trade Commission puts to an end such claims for one P2P scam site.

Although little fanfare accompanied the release of this client, Peer2Mail is building up an impressive community.

A new BitTorrent application is released that offers the least resource consumption.

As some of the P2P world’s favorite file-sharing applications either go offline close down, our guide submissions have generated some very…interesting…requests.

Google.com, the massive know all search engine, is a top destination for displaced WinMX users looking for any kind of information on their once beloved P2P application.

Despite the lack of any serious updates in nearly 2 years, the closure of WinMX is leaving many music fans dead in the water.

When all else fails, throw bureaucracy at the problem.

Alternative web browser Opera has introduced a beta version with BitTorrent support.

Bram Cohen, the developer of BitTorrent, has a few choice words for Avalanche.