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Pirate Party Launches Its Own ISP In Sweden: REPORT

First-Ever Pirate ISP Launches In Sweden
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Executive Tech Editor, The Huffington Post

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First they helped prolong the existence of The Pirate Bay by donating bandwidth to its servers, and now Sweden's Pirate Party - a political group focused on copyright and patent reform - has announced it has created a safe haven for Swedes seeking privacy online. The party isn't just going to host The Pirate Bay's bandwidth on government servers with Parliamentary immunity - it has launched a private, no questions asked ISP (internet service provider) for pirate community.

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