The Pirate Bay's old logo was merely an ominous looking pirate ... but emerging from behind the ship is a hydra with domain suffixes hovering over each hydra head. And these new domains are ...

Pirate Bay, a peer-to-peer file-sharing website that has facilitated illegal downloading, unveiled a new logo on its homepage Wednesday. The new look, which depicts its signature ship as a hydra ...

The logo: a many-headed hydra that cannot be killed — even ... The logo sports the domains linked to the Pirate Bay’s many new homes: .mn (Mongolia), .gd (Grenada), .la (Laos), .am (Armenia ...

This time last year, The Pirate Bay was all but dead; the Swedish datacentre that hosted the notorious torrent site had been raided by police in December 2014, leaving it offline for many weeks.

A Swedish online clothing and tech retailer has assumed ownership of The Pirate Bay's logo and plans to market the iconic pirate ship – with a cassette-tape image and crossbones -- on USB sticks.

Since the order to block the Pirate Bay was announced, the site has been organizing a campaign of proxy servers it called "The Hydra Bay," linking on its home page to instructions of how to create ...

and the its Swedish domains were seized by authorities IBTimes UK Whoops – Pirate Bay's hydra approach has officially failed as the infamous online piracy website has had to return to its ...

In typical thumbing-their-nose fashion, the homepage logo of the Pirate Bay has also been changed to feature a four-headed hydra behind the pirate ship, and the team says that the Swedish ...

The Pirate Bay has a new logo, at least temporarily. The world's most notorious torrent-tracking site has temporarily renamed itself The Beijing Bay after the International Olympic Committee ...

Advertisement The Pirate Bay home page reflects the latest move, changing its logo to depict a multiheaded creature bearing the name The Hydra Bay. Hackers unlock, add games to Nintendo NES ...

The Pirate Bay reacted quickly with an automatic redirect ... Sharp-eyed readers might notice that there are six domains in the hydra logo above, but we only list four — that’s because ...