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ISPs will pay quarter of copyright notification costs, says Government

Posted By: admin 29 September, 2010

ISPs will pay quarter of copyright notification costs, says Government: “Internet service providers (ISPs) will have to bear a quarter of the costs of the copyright protection systems to be set up under the Digital Economy Act (DEA), the Government has said. ISPs have objected to the decision.“

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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