Following in the footsteps of other courts around Europe, a Greek court has ordered the country's ISPs to start censoring sites that allegedly infringe copyright. The blockades, which were requested by music rights organizations against two specific sites, will be implemented by DNS record tampering and IP address filtering. Source: Greek Court Orders ISP Blockades of ‘Pirate’ Music Si
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An ISP in Finland has failed in its quest to have a court-ordered blockade of The Pirate Bay challenged in the highest court in the land. At the behest of a local anti-piracy group ISP Elisa was ordered to block the torrent site, bu... Read Post
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