A day or two ago I found out about a new television show that had not yet been aired on traditional screens entitled: The Global Frequency. And what I heard about this new show is that it had been shelved by The WB, yet has recently risen a few eye brows through the rather uncondoned and distasteful p2p method of BitTorrent. Since then its received internation recognition through a British tabloid. Here is a link to the article regarding it: Article
Its a little small and a little hard to read so heres a little tidbit off the first paragraph.
I've found this torrent and watched the pilot... twice. It looks really good, basically taking the idea that ordinary people can and will do extraordinary things.
Basically posting a direct link to anything the nature of a p2p site wouldn't be a good idea but I'm sure enough on these boards are resourceful enough to find something like this on their own.
Additionally, do you think that p2p numbers could ever receive the attention of DVD sales?
I personally think not, but I think that it would be a good way to gauge how a demographic feels about a particular show.
Its a little small and a little hard to read so heres a little tidbit off the first paragraph.
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Its described as a brilliant mix between Alias and the X-Files. It has already received rave reviews and has a loyal fanbase of thousands around the world. But new sci fi tv show has never actually been seen on the small screen. That might just change though as the power of the Internet could force TV executives to show it even though they originally passed on the pilot.
That episode was mysteriously leaked on to the Net and has been picked up by thousands of downloaders using the unauthorized BitTorrent peer-to-peer file-sharing programs. They have not stopped raving about it since.
That episode was mysteriously leaked on to the Net and has been picked up by thousands of downloaders using the unauthorized BitTorrent peer-to-peer file-sharing programs. They have not stopped raving about it since.
I've found this torrent and watched the pilot... twice. It looks really good, basically taking the idea that ordinary people can and will do extraordinary things.
Basically posting a direct link to anything the nature of a p2p site wouldn't be a good idea but I'm sure enough on these boards are resourceful enough to find something like this on their own.
Additionally, do you think that p2p numbers could ever receive the attention of DVD sales?
I personally think not, but I think that it would be a good way to gauge how a demographic feels about a particular show.
Ya know? Common sense? Not really that common...