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POPSMonty Python, buried treasure & the pirate bay
In the Pirate Bay trial closing statements, the defence held the Pirate Bay site didn't hold any copyright films or music -- it merely acted as a search engine -- and that no copyrighted content passed through it anyway. The prosecution had failed to produce any uploaders or downloaders, and had not shown their actions were illegal where they happened to live. Wired said: In the courtroom, the defendants quickly abandoned their revolutionary, free-culture ideals in favor of the simpler philosophy embraced by criminal defendants since time immemorial: I'm Not Responsible. The verdict is due on April 17. "Steal This Film" is a film series documenting the movement against intellectual property produced by The League of Noble Peers and released via the BitTorrent peer-to-peer protocol. Part One, combines accounts from prominent players in the dish piracy culture (The Pirate Bay, Piratbyrån, and the Pirate Party) with found material, propaganda-like slogans and Vox Pops.
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POPSPirate Bay file-sharing trial starts Time to get that fast outboard engine internet connection with unlimited mileage. Try to steer clear of the small private vessels and target those gallions carrying corporate gold..
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POPSPirate Bay Finally Prosecuted The Pirate Bay--the world's biggest online clearinghouse for music and video piracy by some measures--has flaunted copyright holders for years, even posting cease and desist letters on their site along with snarky replies. Now it looks like Sweden, where the site is hosted, may be cracking down. Pirates everywhere will be holding their breath.
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