Post-Pirate Bay Trial - Interview with the IFPI

This was yesterday's news, just incase you missed it





The Pirate Bay and the IFPI (International Federation of the Phonographic Industry) are currently locked in a compelling legal showdown that will have far reaching consequences for the future of BitTorrent and file-sharing technology. Whether The Pirate Stays online or not, the pressure is building thanks to a continued effort from the IFPI to bring justice to the four defendants, Peter Sunde, Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, and Carl Lundström.

Justice is something that may be difficult to come by. The Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde has said the trackers that form the Pirate Bay's community are in an unknown location. The IFPI doesn't seem too impressed, and is seems to be gearing up for their next legal assault against The Pirate Bay. There's a lifespan to everything, and The Pirate Bay is no different. The question is, whether The Pirate Bay will still exist in the months to come. To understand the current position of the IFPI after a Swedish court found the four defendants guilty, Slyck interviewed John Kennedy, Chairman and CEO of the IFPI.

read the interview here: Slyck News - Post-Pirate Bay Trial - Interview with the IFPI

Oh Pirate Bay, don't go!

Geez, the IFPI are hot on their tails, though.

Eh i like demonoid better