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  June 25th

  News No retrial for the Pirate Bay four

  In the latest twist of the ongoing saga of the Pirate Bay Four, a Swedish Court of Appeal has ruled that the judge in the case was not biased.

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  August 11th 2008

  News Italy's 'fascist' attempts to block Pirate Bay fail

  Italian internet service providers (ISPs) are attempting to block their customer's access to popular torrent site Pirate Bay, but canny Swedes have already worked a way around the attempted block.

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  May 3rd

  News Movie body site hacked to show Pirate Bay

  The Pirate Bay trial may be over, but that doesn't mean those fun-loving kids have to cut out the fun altogether, particularly when the copyright authorities are involved.

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  March 30th

  News The Pirate Bay heads to Facebook

  Torrent link sharing site the Pirate Bay has added a 'Share on Facebook' button on its website, allowing faster file sharing between friends via the leading social network.

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  June 16th

  News Pirate Bay turns into 'private' bay

  Beta testing has started on a new 'encrypted virtual private network', which will move some of the Pirate Bay's file-sharing shenanigans through closed doors.

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  February 8th 2008

  News Jesper Bay laughs at Pirate Bay

  After reporting the latest move made by The Pirate Bay in its cat-and-mouse game with the authorities in Denmark, TechRadar speaks with the man lampooned in their latest stitch-up - IFPI Denmark's Jesper Bay. It would take a hard heart indeed not to at least chuckle at the Bay hackers' audacity in using the name of the Danish IFPI's head of marketing to front www.thejesperbay.org but what does the man himself think of their cheek?

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  August 20th

  News Pirate Bay clone site surfaces

  For those fearing that the death of Pirate Bay would bring the end of the massive archive of torrents, a complete replica of the site has been set up.

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  August 24th

  News 'Legal' Pirate Bay deal on the rocks

  The potential buyer of controversial file-sharing site The Pirate Bay has hit stormy waters, with shares of Global Gaming Factory suspended this week.

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  August 24th

  News Pirate Bay taken offline by authorities

  Ahead of the prospective takeover by the Global Gaming Factory, the Pirate Bay site has been taken offline by a threat from the Swedish Authorities.

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  April 17th

  News Official: Pirate Bay have lost

  Pirate Bay spokesman Peter Sunde has told TorrentFreak that the four representatives of the world's most famous torrent sharing site look likely to lose the landmark court case in Sweden, with the final verdict due later today.

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  April 23rd

  News Is a Pirate Bay retrial looming?

  A lawyer for the Pirate Bay Four, who were sentenced to a year in prison and fined for copyright offences last week, are calling for a retrial after it was found that the judge of the case is a member of a copyright protection organisation.

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  January 31st 2008

  News Surprise! Pirate Bay charged with piracy

  Infamous file sharing site The Pirate Bay may be forced to close after Swedish prosecutors charged its creators with 'promoting copyright theft' among its 10 million peer-to-peer users. The four men - Peter Sunde, Carl Lundstrom, Fredrik Neij and Gottfrid Svartholm Warg could be fined ?123,000 (£91,762) and will have all their equipment confiscated if convicted. They also face up to a year in prison.

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  September 24th 2008

  News City imposters fly Pirate Bay colours

  With three million members and five times as many downloaders, Pirate Bay is a name well known to torrent seekers the world over. But while patrolling these choppy legal waters another illegal site has snuck up and stolen its colours.

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  February 5th 2008

  News Snip! Pirate Bay cut off in prime by courts

  In spite of the founders' confidence that it would remain open even after its day in court, The Pirate Bay appears to be coming under a renewed attack that may see members completely cut off from the site

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  April 19th

  News Pirate Bay ruling has Sweden up in arms

  The Pirate Bay founders may be looking at a long appeals process if they're to avoid serving jail time after last week's verdict, but that doesn't seem to have dented support for their cause in Sweden.

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  February 7th 2008

  News Pirate Bay fight back thumbs nose at courts

  Just when the IFPI bigwigs thought they'd taken adequate steps to stop The Pirate Bay from linking copyright-infringing torrents, the popular P2P site has hit back with typical humour. The Pirate Bay has hosted a helpful site for anyone barred by their ISP with instructions on how to regain access, naming it after the IFPI marketing manager

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  August 17th

  News Pirate uploads entire copy of Pirate Bay

  As the Pirate Bay galleon creaks slowly towards legitimacy, a tidy torrenter has decided to save a copy of the entire site - and offered it to the wider community.

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  February 17th

  News Court drops 50% of Pirate Bay charges

  This week sees one of the major torrent trackers The Pirate Bay in court in Stockholm.

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  February 20th

  News Pirate Bay founder slams 'political' trial

  Pirate Bay founder Peter Sunde, aka brokep, is being cross examined about his attitudes towards copyright theft by the Prosecution in the on-going Pirate Bay case in Stockholm today.

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  January 20th

  News The Pirate Bay once again blocked in Denmark

  The largest ISP in Denmark, TDC, has gone to the extreme length of blocking Pirate Bay, the 'world's largest bittorrent tracker'.

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