Essentially done as a move to mock the Swedish authorities who thought it possible to seize a project such as TPB. The hydra is a mythical beast that replenishes and multiplies its heads as you cut them off. Even after the Swedish government attempted to seize TPB domain at ‘.se’, the website responded by creating 6 new domains and even changing its logo to a Hydra. Well in 2014 it was ruled that the domain blocks were ineffective. So why is this new domain block back in the courts? 6 years ago Ziggo and XS4ALL blocked The Pirate Bay (TPB) and a year after, 5 other internet service providers followed suit. In the Netherlands there is another cycle of internet privilege playing out. In the States we have been dealing with Net Neutrality laws for about 7 years now trying to make sure the internet is open to all equally and not like cable subscriptions where you pay for access to certain sites. There seems to be some deja vu regarding internet laws.

In a new court release from the 14 th of this month, they requested that Ziggo and XS4ALL block The Pirate Bay domain after a European appeals court sent the case back to the Dutch Supreme Court.

BREIN, a Stichting for big media firms in the Netherlands that are worried about copyright infringement, has restarted their campaign against The Pirate Bay.

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