Monday, February 13, 2017
Very High Changes of Google Removing Torrents from Google Search Engine
Google Search engine will no longer
show results of torrents, they are against piracy, so each and every torrent gonna
be banned from google search engine, which will decrease 90% of piracy.
One of the biggest
downfalls for the entertainment industry is piracy. Time and again production
houses and people from the industry have held search engines such as Google
accountable for the ease in searching for torrents. In its latest effort to
curb the practice, Google has reportedly decided to ban torrent site links from
its search results.
The internet is
flooded with such websites and portals which promote piracy and offer content,
including movies, shows, and music, from which the entertainment industry
earns. When such content is made freely available to users, it in turn impacts
the revenue of the industry and is also in violation of the copyright and intellectual
property rights of those behind the creation of the content. While there are
trove of such websites, it is believed that through search engines such as
Google, these websites are easily discoverable, thereby promoting piracy.
Every year the
industry loses billions owing to online piracy. Game of Thrones, which is one
of the most popular and widely watched HBO original series, has been recorded
as the most illegally downloaded show for the fifth consecutive year in 2016.
As the series is originally telecast over the weeks, given the gripping nature
of the storyline, viewers find it difficult to hold their patience and hence
move to alternative sources to download it illegally and watch it.
Piracy will not just end
Even though google
stops piracy, there are many more search engines all over the web, not everyone
will stop torrents, so when google stops showing torrents in search results
other search engines standards will increase gradually in search of torrents.
As per the report, UK
wants the Bill to come into effect from June 1, this year. Buscombe also said
that the search engines involved in this work “have been very co-operative,
making changes to their algorithms and processes, but also working bilaterally
with creative industry representatives to explore the options for new
interventions and how existing processes might be streamline”.
Conclusion:
It’s not Finalized
yet, decision’s still pending. Even though this is not going to happen fast,
but will happen eventually. Even though you don’t find torrents on search
engine, you can still visit them by directly going to website
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