Yesterday, GitHub took down two repositories used by the Popcorn Time developers for their Desktop client and API after receiving a DMCA infringement notice from the Motion Picture Association.

Update: The Popcorn Time project is now up on GitHub, and the new installers are available here. I tested Popcorn Time out briefly last weekend, and I was shocked by how well it worked.

Update: Popcorn Time is having trouble with its download links, so if you have trouble with the link below, you can always grab the app at its GitHub repository here, or grab the Mac version here ...

More specifically, the man was convicted of offering a guideline about how Danish users could download the Popcorn Time app, how to install and use it, and how to avoid being discovered by the ...

As Popcorn Time continues it will inevitably have to deal with Hollywood and potential shutdowns. Popcorn Time has a public website and exists as an open source project on GitHub, albeit without a ...

Piracy concerns that Hollywood has are not unfounded and the emergence of a new tool that will revive Popcorn Time, called Torrents Time, could be its worst nightmare. Often called the "Netflix ...

“Netflix for Pirates,” aka Popcorn Time, is a very popular movie streaming app that’s available on a bunch of platforms, including iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows. … ...

The program is available for download on time4popcorn.eu. Like previous versions and forks of Popcorn Time, all the source files for this Android app are available on GitHub.

The anonymous crew behind the Popcorn Time movie-piracy app moved quickly to switch to a new file-hosting provider, apparently located in France, after its account was shut down earlier Saturday ...

Popcorn Time usage represents less than 1% of total torrent-related client downloads in March, according to data provided by Excipio, a German piracy analytics firm.