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arstechnica.com - 8/7/2009
Pirate Bay sale steams ahead, but who's doing the selling?
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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 domain name by the end of August, we were ...

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The Tech Report: News — ... August 7, 2009 Friday Nvidia reports financial results for second quarter fiscal year 2010 TG Daily reports Lenovo turns in a loss Fudzilla reports AMD loses CPU market share X-bit labs: GlobalFoundries to start planning Fab 3 "very soon" - chairman The Register reports SCO sale blocked by court Get Intel news on the go (on Twitter) Bright Side of News reports Transmeta buyer closes its doors Ars Technica: Pirate Bay sale imminent, but who owns it to begin with? Hacker attacks silence Twitter, slow ...

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