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Facebook looks set to file for its long-awaited IPO today, The Pirate Bay founders are denied an appeal in the Swedish Supreme court while the site looks to avoid a similar fate as Megaupload, and Google is fined half a million euros in France. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.
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