they wished. This was rejected by the judge but quickly caught on amongst supporters of The Pirate Bay following the proceedings via live feeds and other Internet services. A channel was started on the EFnet network on IRC and a website followed and by the evening flowers for almost SEK 40.000 (US$5,000, €3,000) had been ordered for the couple through Internet florists such as Interflora and local florists. Bonnier Amigo website hack The website of independent record company Bonnier Amigo was hacked on March 1. A similar message to the one on the hacked IFPI website was published, but this time directed to prosecuting attorney Peter Danowsky representing the record labels: See also File sharing and the law Judicial system of Sweden Steal This Episode Telecoms Package Timeline of file sharing TPB AFK References External links 31 January 2008 (modified 24 February 2009), International Public Prosecution Office Stockholm Sveriges Television 24 Direkt audio archive of the Pirate Bay trial (Unofficial English translation commissioned by IFPI) – 2009-04-17, Stockholm district court - 26 November 2010, Svea Court of Appeal New Pirate Bay 2020 Peter Sunde (Co-Founder, The Pirate Bay) - thepiratesbay.club, Column (8 December 2020) It’s Evolution, Stupid Peter Sunde (Co-Founder, The Pirate Bay) - Wired, Column (10 February 2012) 2009 in case law 2009 in Sweden 2009 crimes in Sweden Crime in Sweden Intellectual property activism The Pirate Bay