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An article on Ars Technica says that ThePirateBay, one of the internets most popular BitTorrent websites, just recieved 4,000 legal documents from Swedish prosecutors. Administrators for the website say they still aren't worried 4,000 documents arrived for ThePirateBay to go through. Peter Sunde says that the largest murder trial only had 1,500 court documents.

Trial Against The Pirate Bay Delayed

Game Designer Asks 'Why Do People Pirate My Games?'

Gazelle Rejuvenates the BitTorrent Tracker Community

LimeWire Music Store Adds 1.2 Million Tracks

Latvia’s Largest BitTorrent Tracker Shutdown, Admins Arrested

ISU Begins Blocking P2P, Launches 'BirdTrax'

RIAA’s Anti-Piracy Trade Agreement Wishlist

Acoustic Band ‘Utterly Depends’ on Piracy

EA Sport Boss Criticizes Plans to Sue File-Sharers

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FCC Gives Comcast 30 Days to Comply with Penalties for Throttling BitTorrent

New Zealand - Green Party Pushes for Open WiFi Internet and End to Software Patents

Usniff - 'Torrent Search Made Easy'

Alleged UK Pirates Offered Free Legal Representation

AFACT - Downloading Movies More Lucrative Than Heroin

Most Downloaded DVDrips on BitTorrent (wk34)

Uncovering The Dark Side of P4P

Artist Sends Truckload of Forms to GEMA to Protest Copyright Laws

Find and Share Music with TinySong

Piracy - The Secret Money-Maker for the Hardware Industry - ID Software CEO