I don't know if they're one and the same, but your link to "top ten Torrent-ed files" actually seems to give a list of the top ten Torrent-ed movies. BitTorrent has a lot of useful applications -- I downloaded (and sourced) a Linux distribution that way -- that don't have anything to do with copyright violations. But I think that's your point. Unfortunately, many of the services consumers have access to were designed before the boom in user-generated content. I'm reminded of the days when split-speed modems provided 1200 bps down and 110 bps up, because it was assumed that all the upstream needed to do is keep up with your typing.