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Court slaps UK BitTorrenters with landmark fines

Posted By: admin 2 July, 2008

Court slaps UK BitTorrenters with landmark fines: “

Copyright ambulance chasers open up new market

The Central London County Court has ordered four BitTorrent users to pay a video games company £750 interim damages following a landmark victory by no win, no fee copyright lawyers.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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