LimeWire has finally given up the ghost. After a lenghty time in court, the company will shut its doors for good this December 31st. The ethics of its life aside, it is always somewhat sad to see ...

File-sharing program LimeWire has been permanently shut down after a federal judge found it guilty of assisting users in committing copyright infringement “on a massive scale.” The shut-down ...

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- A New York judge ordered LimeWire to stop distributing its file-sharing software, agreeing with the plaintiffs that LimeWire's service is used "overwhelmingly for ...

After a 4 year legal battle with the Federal Court of New York, the Peer-to-Peer file sharing site Limewire has had its servers shut down for the last time. This is latest client to fall in recent ...

After a four-year legal battle, the popular file-sharing website LimeWire has been shut down for good. A New York federal court ruled against the website last month, saying that its file-sharing ...

LimeWire, the popular decade-old peer-to-peer network, was shut down yesterday after losing its legal battle against the RIAA, Wired reports. A federal judge found that 93 percent of the traffic ...

"The answer, from all appearances, is nothing." The RIAA now proposes that the judge shut down the service and forbid LimeWire from distributing its software or running advertising. For the ...

But offering users a legitimate LimeWire alternative concurrently with the shut-down would have done more to reduce infringements in the long run than simply telling them to take their piracy ...

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LimeWire, we hardly knew ye. A New York court has ordered the company to turn off the software’s ability to search, upload, and download, which pretty much means that it’s dead. I guess this ...

In a big win for record labels, a judge on Tuesday issued an injunction that will force LimeWire to cease its P2P operation. By Glenn Peoples In a big win for record labels, a judge on Tuesday ...

A federal judge ruled that file-sharing service Limewire violated copyrights and ordered it shut down. Will the company have to pay the RIAA for damages? Looks like you’ll actually have to pay ...