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by Jordan Grodecki on September 29, 2008
Earlier this year, as you may or may not recall, ISPs in Italy were told they were required to block The Pirate Bay, and users were redirected to an anti piracy agency.
After an appeal by TPB, the block has been lifted, with the lawyers arguing that there was no jurisdiction for what had happened before, and that TPB had done nothing against the law.
The judge accepted this and has overturned the ban, effective immediately
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Response from:
usenet porn
(10/02/08 7:30pm)
that's great news, for us ital pastas!
Response from:
Johnnie Debt
(10/03/08 10:28am)
And it was really correct from the hand of lawyers.
Response from:
Steve R
(10/04/08 10:52pm)
Glad to see this happen. It's sad when governments start getting involved in something they shouldn't be involved in and thankfully TPB was able to get this overturned.
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