Irish High Court Orders ISP to Disconnect Internet PiratesTorrentFreakMar. 30, 2015 |
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The High Court in Ireland has told ISP UPC that it must introduce a "three strikes" scheme to deal with subscribers who pirate music online. The ruling is a major victory for Sony, Universal and Warner who will only be required to pay 20% of the installation and running costs, with UPC picking up 80% of the tab. Read More |