Organized Crime police officers arrested Thursday morning 2 Romanian citizens form Bucharest, that were running a torrent tracker with 16.000 members, mostly Romanians.
After a 2 months investigation, police and D.A. officers search an apartment in Bucharest (Romania’s capital), were they arrested 2 40-year old persons and seized 4 computers and 5,200 cds and DVDs. The two were released in the afternoon, but are charged with copyright infringement, punished with 2 to 4 years or 10.000$ fine.
Police said the tracker was one year old, but for the last 6 months the administrators have been asking for donations and running ads on the site, which attracted attention.
The domain hasn’t been seized (yet).

That’s what Kevin Rose and teh rest of the staff at digg.com are.
If they delete the stories with the hd-dvd decryption key, they will lose users. If they let them, MPAA will sue them.
Simple as that.

It seems Rose has already made a decision, explaining in a blog post they will let the stories and fight the consequences.