Global Gaming Factory

Sandryds Handels AB, Swedish company, appeared to hijack the Pirate Bay logo after discovering the torrent tracker had not registered its three-masted graphic with the appropriate authorities.

Sandryds Handels’s to sell a range of sports clothing along with branded techie kit such as MP3 players and USB drives.

 On Wednesday Global Gaming Factory (GGF) was due to come with the required 100 million Swedish kronor (US$14.3 million) to complete the deal with Peerialism, whose P-to-P (peer-to-peer) technology was supposed to be a key component of the new Pirate Bay's infrastructure. A month ago GCF announced that its shareholders had agreed to buy The Pirate Bay.

Since the time when GGF’s shareholders agreed to acquire the world’s largest BitTorrent tracker the company had a month to bring the proposed $7.8 million, half of which would be paid in shares.