p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- Only 13 days to go before the promised The Pirate Bay deadline.

August 27 is the date Global Gaming Factory (GGF) has promised it’ll officially become TPB’s new owner.

And when that happens, will TPB be changed to The Pirate Borg?

“Amid a morass of unanswered questions about investment, participation, intentions and even whether or not it`s in a position to  assimilate The Pirate Bay, the company is already casting about in other directions,” said p2pnet recently, quoting TorrentFreak.

GGF boss hopes to, turn these sites into large media stores where users can download content with the full permission of copyright holders, says the story.

According to Hans Pandeya, there are plenty of investors who are willing to partner with the company, and the entertainment industry is also following the latest developments with great interest.”

Now, “When TPB changes owner in the near future it has been agreed that the new owners will change the logo and some graphical details (although not too much),” says the TPB borg — sorry, blog — adding:

We just want to inform the people that are upset about their t-shirts, tattoos or similar.

There’s also rumours on the internets that the new owners might be interested in getting a logo as a competition. So maybe you should start drawing if you’re into that

We know that TPB has a strong following and we’re really happy about that.

“Stay tuned for the old teams new projects!” – it says.

We will,

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First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win ~ Mahatma Gandhi

The Pirate Borg – The Pirate Bay: a mini Borg?, August 6, 2009
TorrentFreak – GGF Plans Torrent Site Assimilation, August 5, 2009
blog – New graphics, August 12, 2009

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