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The Pirate Bay Seeks Interesting Route To "Pay" Fine 545

Posted by ScuttleMonkey from the crowd-sourced dept.
Drivintin is one of many who have written to tell us about how The Pirate Bay has taken an interesting approach to the 30 million SEK fine levied in their recent court case (which they said they wont pay). "The bill inspired anakata to devise a plan involving sending money to Danowsky's law firm, but not to pay the fine of course which they say will never be paid. Anakata's clever plan is called internet-avgift, internet-fee in English. Anakata encourages all Internet users to pay extremely small sums around 1 SEK (0.13 USD) to Danowsky's law firm, which represented the music companies at the Pirate Bay trial. The music companies will not benefit from this, instead it will cost them money to handle and process all the money."

Comment Re:So sue to recover the losses (Score 1, Informative) 409

by Vornan19 (#25312305) Attached to: Yoko Ono/EMI Suit Exposes Fair Use Flaw
Actually both the Dems and Repubs are very conservative (either politically, fiscally, or socially) to varying degrees. In the past there was a greater divergence in the way the parties practiced their core beliefs. But not now. Think of the parties as beer. One is Bud the other is Bud light. No much difference is there?

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