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Since saying the actual website would be against the rules, I will just give you the news link.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2009/04/pirateverdict.html

Please actually read it before you post.

 

WOW!

Epic fail at its finest..

All that money going straight to the corporate record companies that don't deserve it

 

"But prosecutor HÃ¥kan Roswall argued successfully that the defendants were culpable anyway, citing past prosecutions of criminal accomplices. In a Supreme Court decision from 1963, he noted, a defendant who held a friend's coat while the friend beat someone up was considered culpable."

Very interesting, I wonder how much this argument will be used for file sharing cases in the future.

 

I thought the same thing

It's really a load of garbage that shouldn't even be feasible in court

 

Why don't they deserve it?

 

i think thats very good stealing is stealing and is WRONG

 

http://filesharer.org/

They pretty much threw out the technical side of things and ruled on intent, which I think is a shame.

"Really, it's a bit LOL. It used to be only movies, now even verdicts are out before the official release."

http://thepiratebay.org/special/2009epicwinanyhow.php - watch the videos.

Will they be appealing? In reaction, I intend to never buy music that has anything to do with the plaintiffs.

 

Wow 3.6million that's not going to help anyone. The only way I would be happy to with the verdict is if the money went straight to the people who make everything happen.