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ISPs urged to block filesharing sites

plainte - 23 mars 2011

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Music and film groups in talks with broadband providers over code that would bar access to sites such as The Pirate Bay
Rights holders from across the music and film industries have identified about 100 websites "“ including The Pirate Bay and "cyberlocker" sites "“ that they want internet service providers such as BT to block under new measures to tackle illegal filesharing.
Under a voluntary code that is under discussion, content owners would pass evidence of illegal filesharing sites to (...)



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