Another site that
hosted scanlations has bowed to legal pressures and taken down all of the manga from members in the coalition.
Scanlation site Manga Helpers, which was in the news last year for trying to reach out manga publishers, has simultaneously announced it will stop
hosting scanlations and will start a new business model called Open Manga.
Not exact matches
The site is all in Japanese but you can find the list of websites in English on pages 11 and 12 for manga
scanlation sites, pages 13 - 15 for video
hosting sites (Youtube, Dailymotion etc.) and pages 16 - 18 for torrenting sites.
So I'm guessing it's more likely we'll see it for an assortment of SJump series that are not in Shonen Jump USA at the moment, but have big online followings, or are newly launched in Japan, thus allowing VIZ to pull a Rinne, and capture the online market for the title in it's entirety, and not have to compete with
scanlation sites that also
host copies of it.
Even though a legal site will still not be able to match the amount on illegal
scanlation sites who
host manga from every publisher, a quality site is working well for Crunchyroll versus its pirate competitors.