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Rapidshare, Megaupload, Upload.to ... online file storage solutions abound. For a few dollars a month, these services offer you the possibility to download anything you find on their online storage space, almost unlimited, and at a speed, again, much higher than traditional P2P. Some search engines offer specialized services for you to find the file of your dreams, but it is not far from it, a complete view of the direct download system, which has been built gradually since more than two years, and which in 2009, had unprecedented growth.
It all starts at the source: a group (or individual) scans a work in the form of DivX (or MP3), makes a file whose name is unique (a 'release'), and provides a sharing system. Other people break up these files into small pieces of a few tens or hundreds of megabytes, sometimes protecting them with a password.
Other groups referencing this file, mostly through blogs, make the criticism in terms of quality (compression) and content and provide links to download it to different systems (more often , direct download sites, but also bittorent trackers). This is where we find the passwords for their decompression times, suggesting that these are the same people who make these blogs and make available works on the direct download sites.
These blogs, if necessary, can disappear and reappear elsewhere in the blink of an eye. Subscribers will, in most cases not even need to update their RSS feed (through Feedburner), for others, the newsletter will alert them of a change in url.
The strength of this system: money. Just as Google has realized that it needed to redistribute some of its profits to give rise to a broad system, Direct Download sites have implemented various affiliate systems, allowing these blogs to sell their subscription and receive a pass (note that this part of the system may well evolve and deal with suppliers of newsgroups, or other commercial solution).
Block system informative feedback, the methods used by Loppsi, would be to close most blogging platforms, and sacrifice a multitude of sites that have had the wrong share accommodation (unknowingly) with one of these blogs. A solution that even China would not consider. This would be a new drama for the entertainment industry,
Cinematographers, blockbusters, documentaries, TV series, etc.The offer is bloated, and although it is very easy for rights holders to ask for direct download sites to delete a file infringing copyright, the various players in this community give them up online almost instantly and offer alternative methods to get the file.
All this is fine and actually helps to have a cultural offer much more than the legal supply (and much cheaper), but you will have to, pay not only one or more subscriptions to benefit from sites of direct download, but also learn to find and browse the blogs that catalog the works available. You will also learn to master the decompression software that will allow you to reconstruct the final file from the downloaded songs like moving from one extension to another; say to convert wmv to mov, mp3 to mp4, dvd to itunes, mpeg4 to wmv or wmv to mov just to name a few.
This solution has complexities both in terms of technologies to master (using a converter can be complex for a non-geek) and in terms of uses (there is a whole new ecosystem to discover and master). That said, this is the ultimate solution, because it is the only one to integrate a social dimension curatoring. Each blog referencing works to download has a tendency to specialize (completion is almost impossible, given the abundance of supply). If you are a movie buff, a lover of TV series or documentaries, or if you have always criticized the MP3's inability to provide access to quality classical music because it is too compressed and does not reference the interpretations, then this is the solution that you need.

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<h1>Direct Download</h1> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_Robert Brook.aspx'>Robert Brook</a> Rapidshare, Megaupload, Upload.to ... online file storage solutions abound. For a few dollars a month, these services offer you the possibility to download anything you find on their online storage space, almost unlimited, and at a speed, again, much higher than traditional P2P. Some search engines offer specialized services for you to find the file of your dreams, but it is not far from it, a complete view of the direct download system, which has been built gradually since more than two years, and which in 2009, had unprecedented growth.
It all starts at the source: a group (or individual) scans a work in the form of DivX (or MP3), makes a file whose name is unique (a 'release'), and provides a sharing system. Other people break up these files into small pieces of a few tens or hundreds of megabytes, sometimes protecting them with a password.
Other groups referencing this file, mostly through blogs, make the criticism in terms of quality (compression) and content and provide links to download it to different systems (more often , direct download sites, but also bittorent trackers). This is where we find the passwords for their decompression times, suggesting that these are the same people who make these blogs and make available works on the direct download sites.
These blogs, if necessary, can disappear and reappear elsewhere in the blink of an eye. Subscribers will, in most cases not even need to update their RSS feed (through Feedburner), for others, the newsletter will alert them of a change in url. 
The strength of this system: money. Just as Google has realized that it needed to redistribute some of its profits to give rise to a broad system, Direct Download sites have implemented various affiliate systems, allowing these blogs to sell their subscription and receive a pass (note that this part of the system may well evolve and deal with suppliers of newsgroups, or other commercial solution).
Block system informative feedback, the methods used by Loppsi, would be to close most blogging platforms, and sacrifice a multitude of sites that have had the wrong share accommodation (unknowingly) with one of these blogs. A solution that even China would not consider. This would be a new drama for the entertainment industry, 
Cinematographers, blockbusters, documentaries, TV series, etc.The offer is bloated, and although it is very easy for rights holders to ask for direct download sites to delete a file infringing copyright, the various players in this community give them up online almost instantly and offer alternative methods to get the file.
All this is fine and actually helps to have a cultural offer much more than the legal supply (and much cheaper), but you will have to, pay not only one or more subscriptions to benefit from sites of direct download, but also learn to find and browse the blogs that catalog the works available. You will also learn to master the decompression software that will allow you to reconstruct the final file from the downloaded songs like moving from one extension to another; say to convert wmv to mov, mp3 to mp4, dvd to itunes, mpeg4 to wmv or wmv to mov just to name a few. 
This solution has complexities both in terms of technologies to master (using a converter can be complex for a non-geek) and in terms of uses (there is a whole new ecosystem to discover and master). That said, this is the ultimate solution, because it is the only one to integrate a social dimension curatoring. Each blog referencing works to download has a tendency to specialize (completion is almost impossible, given the abundance of supply). If you are a movie buff, a lover of TV series or documentaries, or if you have always criticized the MP3's inability to provide access to quality classical music because it is too compressed and does not reference the interpretations, then this is the solution that you need.
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