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Verizon Succesfully Defends Privacy of Alleged BitTorrent Piratesby Ernesto, TorrentFreakJun. 01, 2012 |
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 Internet provider Verizon has successfully defended the privacy of several subscribers who were accused of sharing copyrighted material on BitTorrent. The ISP refused to comply with a court-ordered subpoena obtained by book publisher John Wiley and Sons in one of their mass-BitTorrent lawsuits. Initially, Wiley responded to this move by asking the court to compel Verizon to cooperate, but this request and the subpoenas have now been withdrawn. Read More 
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