The Pirate Bay - trial
Discussion
Puggit said:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7999563.stmYou must of heard of the pirate bay surely?
asbo said:
So no more pirate bay after tomorrow then?
Balls
Balls
bbc said:
One of the founders of file-sharing website The Pirate Bay has said he anticipates victory in the court battle over alleged copyright theft. [quote]
piratebay defendent Peter Sunde said:
We are quite confident we are going to win.
We still don't think we have done anything illegal under Swedish law.
We don't share any files; we just link to material.
The Pirate Bay will continue. Nothing is going to happen if we lose, for a multitude for reasons, not least because we will immediately appeal.
We still don't think we have done anything illegal under Swedish law.
We don't share any files; we just link to material.
The Pirate Bay will continue. Nothing is going to happen if we lose, for a multitude for reasons, not least because we will immediately appeal.
him_over_there said:
jkennyd said:
The Pirate Bay was a great site. If they are found guilty its going to be a sad day.
I will be amazed if they are found guilty, the prosecution has been comically inept when it comes to understanding the technology.I would have thought it is just a case of moving to a country that is even more lax on its copyright laws
Well they have lost round one.
The Pirate Bay trial: guilty verdict
Swedish court sentences four co-founders of notorious download site The Pirate Bay to a year in jail and a $3.6m fine
The four co-founders of website The Pirate Bay have been found guilty of assisting the distribution of illegal content online by a Swedish court today and have been sentenced to a year in jail and a $3.6m (£2.4m) fine.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/apr/17/t...
The Pirate Bay trial: guilty verdict
Swedish court sentences four co-founders of notorious download site The Pirate Bay to a year in jail and a $3.6m fine
The four co-founders of website The Pirate Bay have been found guilty of assisting the distribution of illegal content online by a Swedish court today and have been sentenced to a year in jail and a $3.6m (£2.4m) fine.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/apr/17/t...
I'm shocked to be honest, not what I was expecting. A year in prison and a huge fine for saying "hey, over there is free music" *points finger*
And I had to think long and hard where this thread might appear.
Will it be in the Lounge? Probably not
Computers and Stuff? Maybe
Music? Could be
News & Politics? Ah, there it is
And I had to think long and hard where this thread might appear.
Will it be in the Lounge? Probably not
Computers and Stuff? Maybe
Music? Could be
News & Politics? Ah, there it is
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