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Court Refuses To Allow Copyright Troll To “Ensnare” Innocent SubscribersTorrentFreakJan. 25, 2013 |
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 In another victory against copyright trolls in the United States, a court has effectively ruined an adult movie company’s chances of screwing any money out of potentially innocent Internet subscribers. The case, involving the identities of 110 alleged BitTorrent pirates, was kicked out by a judge after the plaintiff failed to explain how it would safeguard its IP address-based evidence from “ensnaring” innocent Internet subscribers. Read More 
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