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31 Jan This post is from from my other blog here The Pirate Bay is under a lot of pressure these days. The founders of the P2P site could be facing a $4 million-dollars fine for "intent to violate copyrights". The thing that makes P2P file-sharing software providers untouchable is that their servers only contain links to sources where content can be downloaded.  Swedish authorities are prosecuting The Pirate Bay by arguing that they generate advertising revenues indirectly on tools serving illegal downloading purposes. A conversation started on Techcrunch to figure out how much exactly they were making out of those ads - educated guesses aim between 1 and 4 million a ...Click here to read the entire blog post
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