And, of course, you forgot to mention extra-territorial attempts at avoiding US copyright an dother laws, such as Richard Lackey's "independent country" of Sealand, featured in that same Wired. By acquiring rights to house themselves on an off-shore platform in England, they declared themselves to be a different countries (and issued passports) and are trying to be in business of providing hosting/storage for all sorts of material that should not be easily accessed by third entities.