Sweedish Government Charge 4 of the Pirate Crew
By: Daniel Chubb | February 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Piracy is a big issue for a lot of government, but Sweden have charged four members of The Pirate Crew and they will be charged with “assisting copyright infringement” in connection with four software applications, 9 films and 22 music tracks.
It has been announced in a statement by Hakan Roswall “The operation of The Pirate Bay is financed through advertising revenues. In that way it commercially exploits copyright-protected work and performances,”
The two pieces that were mentioned were Harry Potter: The Goblet of Fire and Let it Be by The Beatles.
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