Google Relaxes DMCA Takedown Restrictions, Eyes Abuseby ErnestoTorrentFreak Apr. 12, 2013 |
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Following requests from some copyright holders, search giant Google has relaxed its DMCA restrictions allowing for more takedown notices to be processed. As a result the number of URLs being removed from Google continues to shoot up, surpassing the record-breaking 4.4 million mark this week. Both Google and the RIAA are happy with the progress being made but the former says it will keep a close eye on abusive practices. Read More |