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New York (NY) – Torrent aggregator The Pirate Bay has reached 12 million users, according to peep-to-peer news site TorrentFreak. This is pretty impressive as the service announced that it hit 10 million users just a short while ago.
But the infamous company won’t stop there because it wants its members to “spread the word” to friends and break 15-20 million users in the near future. The Pirate Bay recently announced its anonymous “Baywords” blogging service. The free service allows anyone with an email address to set up a blog with a XXXX.baywords.com address. Read more … TorrentFreak.
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