The Pirate Bay loads cannon with official appeal
Apr 22, 2009, 19:03 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Kelly Fiveash)
"As a result, the case will be referred to the Swedish Supreme
Court, which could take several years to reach a final verdict.
"In the meantime, Sunde, who throughout the trial was the main
spokesman for the group, said he is planning a trip to Brazil as
well as working on other internet projects.
"On Saturday protesters against the judgment hit the streets of
Stockholm, Goteborg, Karlstad and Lund, to express their anger at
the decision that the four men should be thrown in the slammer and
cough up $900,000 each in damages to the entertainment
industry."
Complete
Story
Related Stories:
- Cybercrime and Punishment: Sentencing Panel Discards Proxy Penalty(Apr 17, 2009)
- Pirate Bay founders found guilty(Apr 17, 2009)
- UK 'has the worst copyright laws'(Apr 17, 2009)
- BSA equates software pirates to Somali pirates(Apr 15, 2009)
- Warner Music Group: All your memories belong to us(Apr 10, 2009)
- New law sees dip in internet traffic(Apr 03, 2009)
- How to kick iTunes' lock-in media formats squarely in the fruit(Mar 17, 2009)
- Thursday Nuggets: IPTraf, OutWit Hub, Infringement and Terrorism(Mar 06, 2009)
- Quake, Meet GPL; GPL, Meet Quake(Mar 04, 2009)
