in its enforcement actions, these only affect a small group of people. To expand its reach, the group previously obtained permission from the Dutch Data Protection Authority to track and store the personal data of alleged BitTorrent pirates.

By using in-house software that automatically gathers IP-addresses of seeders, hundreds if not thousands of copyright infringers can be easily pinpointed.

Two years have passed since BREIN first announced this strategy, but thus far it has resulted in little action. According to BREIN director Tim Kuik, the plans were delayed until the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect.

However, the plans to go after pirates are still on. The group plans to target both initial uploaders as well as frequent seeders.

“The approach of the first and large uploader works well,“I think he will come back (in 2015) for his sixth year. I believe that will all go through. He told me he wanted to if the knee heals right and (rehabilitation) goes as it should.”

According to Rivals.com affiliate GoldandGreenNews.com, the Colorado State football program has received an oral commitment from Frank Umu, a senior defensive tackle at Heritage High School in Littleton.

Umu is listed at 6-foot-5 and 275 pounds. He is rates two stars (out of five) by Rivals.com and also received offers from Eastern Washington and Weber State.

Umu becomes fifth known commitment to Colorado State for the current recruiting cycle. National signing day is Feb. 4.

Colorado State women’s soccer coach Bill Hempen is set to begin his second season with the Rams. (Photo courtesy of Dan