12 May 2016

UK wants to ‘track down’ online infringers, IPO says

The UK government has set out a four-year plan outlining how it wants to tackle intellectual property infringement online, including possibly introducing a stricter “notice and trackdown” system.

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UK wants to ‘track down’ online infringers, IPO says

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