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Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. She said she was advised by legal counsel to not comment further, adding she was preparing to go to the U. O'Dwyer, 24, is expected to pay a small sum in compensation and agree not to violate copyright law again, the BBC reported. When he ran TVShack. In July , U. The site's domain name was registered in the U.
Prosecutors alleged the site encouraged users to add links to other content that infringed copyright, reminding users they were saving money by using TVShack. In a June press release, U. After TVShack. Whilst the U. Government may have taken control of these domains, the websites can just pop up at a different location using a different domain name. In fact, TVshack.
So, while this move is effective to some extent, it is unlikely to be successful in eliminating online copyright infringement by itself. In trying to control access to content on the Internet, the US Government seems to be fighting a losing battle. As with many similar efforts against the distribution of drugs, and unlawful music downloads, trying to stop illegal movie downloading is proving to be a near impossible task.
Copyright infringement is clearly a problem that everybody is trying to find the best way of tackling. In the UK Ofcom is currently consulting on how to give effect to measures introduced in the Digital Economy Act aimed at reducing online copyright infringement.
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