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March 3rd, 2010

ISP did not authorise customers’ copyright infringement, says Australian court

ISP did not authorise customers’ copyright infringement, says Australian court: “An ISP was not liable for the copyright infringement of its customers, an Australian court has ruled, in what the judge claimed was the world’s first full trial of its kind. Australian and UK law on copyright liability are very similar.”

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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Posted in Australia, Copyright Policing, ISP liability, Piracy |

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