Politician Violates His Own Two-Strikes Anti-Piracy Planby ErnestoTorrentFreak Oct. 01, 2011 |
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![]() A few days ago Siegfried Kauder, Chairman of the Legal Committee of the German Parliament, announced a plan to introduce a two-strikes model for persistent pirates. After two warnings, Internet users would lose their Internet access to protect the interests of copyright holders. However, it now turns out that the politician himself might be the first to be disconnected as his website features copyrighted photos that were lifted without permission. Read More |