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I think this is going to be a continued practice in the years to come.Thanks for posting this Kari. Fabe
Italian police close access to The Pirate Bay
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I'm not gonna-lie, but the guys who own/made The Pirate Bay have some serious guts still keeping the site up.O.o
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Glad i dont live in socialist country...
btw, nice sig DarkDavil
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Well it's not like they took down The Pirate Bay itself, they just blocked access. Life goes on.
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Last I looked Italy was run by a philanderer with dubious links to the Maf (allegedly).
Not really my idea of socialism:)Last edited by johnwillyums; 25 Mar 2010 at 22:13. Reason: addition
Italian police close access to The Pirate Bay
Posted: 25 Mar 2010
Italian police close site offering access to The Pirate BayItalian police close site offering access to The Pirate Bay
Italian Fiscal Police (GdF) in Bergamo have closed labaia.net, a proxy site created specifically to allow internet users in Italy to access The Pirate Bay in direct response to a recent court order requiring ISPs in the country to block access to that unlicensed service.
Labaia.net was shut after a police investigation carried out in response to a complaint from the Italian recorded music industry. The Court of Bergamo has ruled that Italian ISPs should act to prevent their users from accessing The Pirate Bay, a bitTorrent service that facilitates access to a large amount of copyright infringing material.
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