(This episode sponsored by WEPC.com) Founders of The Pirate Bay have made a deal to sell off “the world’s largest BitTorrent tracker” to a Swedish gaming company for about .8 million. More than 20 million visitors use the site each month. This April, TPB’s three founders and a representative of their ISP were sentenced to a year in prison and damages of about million over allegations of copyright violation. A week before the news was announced, I interviewed Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde at the Open Video Conference in New York City, about that lawsuit, and about their plans for the future. He mentioned that “huge, huge news” was coming up, but refused to disclose the news at that time. Here is our conversation. – Xeni Jardin
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