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27 November 2014Jurisdiction reportsMichiel Rijsdijk

Dutch anti-piracy foundation walks the plank ... yet again

In the case, BREIN tried to force the ISPs to block their customers’ access to a particular website which facilitated copyright infringement. BREIN is still on a crusade against “online piracy”, and now focuses on another method of possible online copyright infringement: Usenet.

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