Pirate Party ISP sets sail in Sweden
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The world's first pirate-run Internet service provider has been launched in Sweden. The Swedish Pirate Party, which made the headlines in May after it stepped in to host file-sharing search engine The Pirate Bay, has now become co-owner of new broadband provider Pirate ISP, which promises subscribers privacy. Piratepartiet made itself unpopular with record industry bosses when it rescued The Pirate Bay after its previous ISP's owner was threatened with jail. The party...
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