tweaktown.com - 8/21/2009
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A new Site called BT Arena will be putting the massive amount of data back out for your illegal downloading pleasure. This is probably going to piss the motion picture and recording industry off quite
driverheaven.net - 8/25/2009
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driverheaven.net —
File-sharing website The Pirate Bay (TPB) is back
online after its former internet service provider (ISP) was...
forced to take down the site. Stockholm district court made the order on 21 August, saying ISP Black Internet would be fined 500,000 kronor (£43,000) if it did not comply. _________ ...
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Pirate Bay website back online
torrentfreak.com - 8/17/2009
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torrentfreak.com —
pirate bay In fact, every TorrentFreak reader can
easily store a backup of The Pirate Bay on...
his or her hard drive. Everyone can download it straight from The Pirate Bay, conveniently packed into a massive torrent amounting to 21.3 Gigabytes of data. ...
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Download a Copy of The Pirate Bay Before It’s Gone
torrentfreak.com - 8/29/2009
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torrentfreak.com —
pirate bay In addition to having little to
no money to buy The Pirate Bay for 60...
million kronor ($7.8m), GGF also has to find 100 million Swedish kronor to buy Peerialism, the company under agreement to provide the core technology behind the project. ...
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No Pirate Bay Deal, Says Key GGF Technology Partner
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Pirate Bay Index Gets Revived
Overclockers Club news Feed —
... confirmed that it will try and turn the website into a paid service for users, to allow for a legal way of accessing various types of multimedia content. This news came shortly after the trial found the site to be in the wrong in many ways in terms of copyright infringement. One user of the Pirate Bay before the trial however has put together a file of information, better known as the Data Index, which comes to a total of 21.3GB worth of information. The user that has the file will be putting together a new site called BT Arena, which will put the massive amount ...
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New Pirate Bay Will Become a Pay Site
torrentfreak.com 7/17/2009 — tpb Thus far the plans revealed by GGF concerning the future of the site and tracker have been rather vague and uncertain. However, today the freshly appointed Wayne Rosso - who has previous experience with failing P2P services - came out with a few ...
Pirate Bay 2.0: Pay Pirates to Become Consumers
wired.com 7/2/2009 — The Swedish gaming executive who’s gambling nearly $8 million buying The Pirate Bay is convinced he can turn the 20 million users of the world’s most notorious file sharing site into well-behaved consumers — even amid a deluge of ...
Pirate Bay sale steams ahead, but who's doing the selling?
arstechnica.com 8/7/2009 —
Who owns The Pirate Bay? It sounds like a simple question, but it turns out to have a surprisingly complicated answer. As Swedish company Global Gaming Factory X tries to round up the money to purchase the site's ...
50% of Charges Against Pirate Bay Dropped
torrentfreak.com 2/17/2009 — pirate bay What has been shown in court today is that the prosecutor cannot prove that the .torrent files he is using as evidence actually used The Pirate Bay’s tracker. Many of the screenshots being used clearly state there is no connection to the ...
The Final Day of The Pirate Bay Trial
torrentfreak.com 3/3/2009 — As The Pirate Bay returns after being offline all night, the lawyers of defendants Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Swartholm, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundström present their closing statements to the court. Apparently, Fredrik (TiAMO) got the site back up from ...
Next up for Pirate Bay defendants: Italian trial?
news.cnet.com 5/4/2009 — Having just made it through a high-profile trial in their native Sweden, four men closely associated with The Pirate Bay may now have to face justice in Italy.
IDG is reporting that that country is now considering initiating its own prosecution ...
Pirate Bay trial starts Monday; pirate bus en route
arstechnica.com 2/13/2009 —
The Harvard Law students defending accused file-swapper Joel Tenenbaum are doing their best to turn his upcoming trial into a media event, but when it comes to pure spectacle, they have nothing on The Pirate Bay. The Swedish trial against the notorious BitTorrent tracker opens next ...
Big Content appeals Pirate Bay case—damages were too low
arstechnica.com 5/21/2009 —
No one's happy about The Pirate Bay verdict. The site admins, who are now on the hook for a collective 30 million kronor in damages plus one year each in jail, have charged that the judge was biased . But the movie and music businesses ...
The Pirate Bay verdict: guilty, with jail time
arstechnica.com 4/17/2009 —
The Pirate Bay "spectrial" has ended in a guilty verdict, prison sentences for the defendants, and a shared 30 million kronor ($3.5 million) fine. According to the Swedish district court , the operators of the site were guilty of ...
ProStor makes new money from old data —
The Register 8/20/2009
Removable disk tech lights up the archives Analysis Archiving is no big bucks bonanza. Look at the declining tape business, the collapse of Plasmon, and Copan struggling to survive. Yet in this harsh environment, startup ProStor, with its ...
Pair charged with BNP list breach —
The Register 8/21/2009
Due in court next month Two people have today been charged with offences under the Data Protection Act for leaking the BNP's membership list last year.… The power of collaboration within unified communications
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