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Norway Faces Site Blocking Measures in Anti-Filesharing Billby EnigmaxTorrentFreak Jan. 15, 2013 |
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 In common with many others around the world, the government of Norway see sites like The Pirate Bay as particularly responsible for the growth of file-sharing online but have had little success in stopping their activities. Following failed attempts by rightsholders to have the site censored by ISPs, this month the government will reveal its new proposals to tackle the problem. They are widely expected to include changes to copyright law to allow sites to be blocked, with The Pirate Bay at the top of the list. Read More 
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