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The Pirate Bay is back online with a few changes; the site's logo is changed as well as the staff. The site is not fully functional yet but will probably be restored to its original form soon.

Usama Jawad · Jan 31, 2015 · Hot! with 23 comments

Even more details about Thursday's raid of Megaupload's founder Kim Dotcom's home in New Zealand have been revealed by law enforcement officials as Dotcom himsef waits in jail for a hearing on Monday.

John Callaham · Jan 21, 2012 · Hot! with 24 comments

Authorities in 11 countries, including Canada, carried out raids Wednesday that were aimed at stopping the illegal distribution of first-run movies and other copyrighted material over the internet. Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation,...

· Jul 1, 2005 · Hot! with 2 comments

LucasArts announces that the world's least boring professor of archaeology returns to games in 2007. When he's not teaching students about archaeology or working on his five-o'clock shadow, Indiana Jones is buckling...

· May 19, 2005 with -1 comments

Apple Computers has lost its senior UK lawyer to arch rival Microsoft UK, as Chris Parker joins the IT giant as law and corporate affairs director. Parker's appointment fills a gap that has been vacant...

· Jun 1, 2004 with -1 comments

The Australian record industry raided the offices of music internet group Kazaa as part of legal action aimed at shutting down the popular site. Kazaa is the world's largest file sharing network, and is owned...

· Feb 6, 2004 · Hot! with -1 comments

According to a recent weblog post, a San Francisco native had his house raided by the FBI last week, and 'lost upwards of 9 machines, and lots of misc equipment besides' in a seizure related...

Tom Warren · Jan 19, 2004 with -1 comments

"More than 30 people in the UK have been arrested on suspicion of accessing US-based paedophile Web sites. Officers from 30 forces took part in the raids, which were coordinated by the...

· May 21, 2002 with -1 comments

Federal investigators have turned up roughly 30 suspects and continue to raid college campuses a month after moving to shut down a massive software piracy ring, a Customs Service official said Monday. ...

· Jan 15, 2002 with -1 comments