Submission + - Telstra Fears LulzSec Attacks (theaustralian.com.au)
rdnetto writes: Telstra is now hesitating to deploy the internet filter it had previously promised to implement, fearing reprisals from online vigilantes.
Submission Summary: 0 pending, 10 declined, 2 accepted (12 total, 16.67% accepted)
Submission + - Pirate Party to Run Pirate Bay from Parliament (torrentfreak.com) 2
rdnetto writes: After their former hosting provider received an injunction telling it to stop providing bandwidth to The Pirate Bay, the worlds most resilient BitTorrent site switched to a new ISP. That host, the Swedish Pirate Party, made a stand on principle. Now they aim to take things further by running the site from inside the Swedish Parliament.
The party has announced today that they intend to use part of the Swedish Constitution to further these goals, specifically Parliamentary Immunity from prosecution or lawsuit for things done as part of their political mandate. They intend to push the non-commercial sharing part of their manifesto, by running The Pirate Bay from ‘inside’ the Parliament, by Members of Parliament.
The party has announced today that they intend to use part of the Swedish Constitution to further these goals, specifically Parliamentary Immunity from prosecution or lawsuit for things done as part of their political mandate. They intend to push the non-commercial sharing part of their manifesto, by running The Pirate Bay from ‘inside’ the Parliament, by Members of Parliament.
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