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The Pirate Bay Returns From The Dead: You Can't Just Put It Down

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes of its old life, The Pirate Bay is back and it's never been more alive than in the last seven weeks.

Tech
Pirate Bay Live Feb. 1? 6 Historic Moments in the Life of a Controversial File Sharing Site
by Christian de Looper
Tech
Swedish Police Raid Sinks The Pirate Bay Site and the Co-founder is Happy
by Aaron Mamiit
Tech
Pirate Bay Now Calling Costa Rica Home? Controversial Site's Future in Limbo
by Quinten Plummer
Tech
Pirate Bay Taken Offline by Swedish Police for Alleged Copyright Violations
by Christian de Looper
Tech
Google Pulls Pirate Bay Apps Citing Piracy Concerns
by Christian de Looper
Tech
Pirate Bay co-founder Fredrik Neij arrested in Asia
by Menchie Mendoza
Culture
NJ-based author sues Disney for $250 million, claims 'Frozen' is a ripoff
by Jan Dizon
Business Tech
So why did Google buy Twitch? To rule the gaming world, of course
by Quinten Plummer
Tech
Supreme Court finds Aereo guilty of copyright violations, suspends operations
by Sumit Passary
Tech
Sorry, iPhone. We love iFone here: Mexico
by Aaron Mamiit
Business Tech
UK updates its copyright laws, ripping DVDs and other media legal for personal use
by Lori Sandoval
Business Tech
End of Innocence? Court stifles Google's bid to keep Innocence of Muslims movie on YouTube
by Randell Suba

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