Almost a week after The Pirate Bay was raided by Swedish Police, it’s competitor, isoHunt, has put a site that allows users to search for TPB archives. In a short blog post, the folks from isoHunt lauded TPB as “the the pilgrim of Freedom and possibilities on the Web”. They’re also encouraging TPB users and uploaders to use their own site (isohunt.to) in line with the absence of The Pirate Bay. Read more in our articles including "isoHunt revives The Pirate Bay" and "Apple Maps on the Web now in Public Beta".
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May 22, 2016Almost a week after The Pirate Bay was raided by Swedish Police, it’s competitor, isoHunt, has put a site that allows users to search for TPB archives. In a short blog post, the folks from isoHunt lauded TPB as “the the pilgrim of Freedom and possibilities on the Web”.
They’re also encouraging TPB users and uploaders to use their own site (isohunt.to) in line with the absence of The Pirate Bay.
Our coverage of isohunt includes: "isoHunt revives The Pirate Bay"; "Apple Maps on the Web now in Public Beta"; "Samsung may cut smartphone production by 30M units". Each article provides unique insights and information.