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"After bouncing around several top-level domains over the past couple of months, BitTorrent tracker The Pirate Bay has finally found a home in Iceland. \nThe Pirate Bay's search for a TLD \u2014 initiated as the site's owners' fear Swedish authorities might seize its .SE domain name \u2014 recently brought the site to the Greenland-based .GL domain. That didn't last long, however, and TPB was forced to find a new home, which it did \u2014 in Iceland. \nFor now, The Pirate Bay is safe there, as the Icelandic domain registry told TorrentFreak they will not take action against the domain \u2014 unless ordered to do so by a court. \nFor the average user, all of this simply means the official Pirate Bay domain is now thepiratebay.is, where the site is operating as usual. \nSEE ALSO: Watch the Pirate Bay Documentary Online Now\n\nAmidst is search for a new TLD, The Pirate Bay joked it would move its servers to North Korea, and later to the U.S. Jokes aside, the BitTorrent tracker has proved to be very resilient many times in its history, despite its co-founders being found guilty of copyright infringement back in 2010. \nImage courtesy of Flickr, fdecomite"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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