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Cut-off plan over illegal downloads
illegally. The Digital Economy Bill would require internet service providers (ISPs) to notify those accused of online piracy and record how many times each subscriber has received a warning. Copyright holders could apply for a court order to obtain the

Cut-off plan over illegal downloads
The Government has unveiled legislation designed to make Britain a "global digital capital", including plans to cut off people who repeatedly download music and films illegally. Illegal downloaders could face losing their connections The Government has

4 under investigation for selling illegal medicines over Internet
SINGAPORE: The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said four individuals are currently under investigation for selling illegal medicines over the Internet. The medicines include slimming pills and oral contraceptives. The authority said it screened close to

Legal Websites, Bloggers Face New Online Marketing Guidelines
For the first time in almost 30 years, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued guidelines governing testimonials and endorsements - and, for the first time, included guidance that covers bloggers and other online social media platforms. The Guides

Illegal downloaders face broadband limits
Internet users who illegally download films and music will run the risk of being cut off from the web under new laws published by the Government today. Others who abuse copyright laws could also have their internet connection slowed down as part of an

Cut-off plan over illegal downloads
The Government has unveiled legislation designed to make Britain a 'global digital capital', including plans to cut off people who repeatedly download music and films illegally. The Digital Economy Bill would require internet service providers (ISPs) to

Cut-off plan over illegal downloads
The Government has unveiled legislation designed to make Britain a "global digital capital", including plans to cut off people who repeatedly download music and films illegally. The Digital Economy Bill would require internet service providers (ISPs) to

Cut-off plan over illegal downloads
The Digital Economy Bill would require internet service providers (ISPs) to notify those accused of online piracy and record how many times each subscriber has received a warning.Copyright holders could apply for a court order to obtain the name and

Illegal downloaders face slow speed penalty
Internet users who illegally download films and music will run the risk of being cut off from the web under new laws published by the Government today. Others who abuse copyright laws could also have their internet connection slowed down as part of an

Cut-off plan over illegal downloads
The Government has unveiled legislation designed to make Britain a "global digital capital", including plans to cut off people who repeatedly download music and films illegally.The Digital Economy Bill would require internet service providers (ISPs) to

Illegal downloaders to escape jail under new file-sharing laws
The new rules mean rights owners, like music companies, would be able to obtain the name and address of persistent offenders from internet service providers, so they can take legal action against them.

Illegal file-sharers could be fined £50,000
ersion Persistent illegal file-sharers could face a fine of up to £50,000 as part of the government's Digital Economy Bill, outlined in the Queen's speech. The bill introduces a raft of measures designed to reduce illegal file sharing that will be

No criminal penalties for illegal downloading
Illegal filesharers will face having their internet connections turned off under proposed legislation in the finalised Digital Economy Bill published today, however the Government stopped short of making it a criminal offence. Comments 9 | Comment on

UK Digital Economy Bill Outlines Measures to Stop Illegal ISP File Sharing
The draft Digital Economy Bill has just been released, which includes the governments final approach towards tackling illegal file sharing (P2P) among customers of UK broadband ISPs. We have outlined the initial details below, though some of this could

Treasury secretary defends online piracy plans
Treasury secretary defends government's online piracy plans Stephen Timms claims piracy powers necessary to 'future-proof' government proposals to safeguard the UK's creative industriesRead the digital economy bill Stephen Timms, the Treasury secretary,

FOX and USA Video Renews and Expands Its Contract for Deployment of Company's Unique Anti-Piracy Solutions
NIANTIC, Conn., Nov. 19, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- USA Video Interactive Corporation (OTCBB:USVO) (TSX-V:US) (Berlin:USF) (Frankfurt:USF) today announced that based on the success of the customized deployment of its proprietary watermarking technology to

4 individuals under investigation for selling illegal medicines over the Internet
SINGAPORE: The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said four individuals are currently under investigation for selling illegal medicines over the Internet. The medicines include slimming pills and oral contraceptives. The authority said it screened close to

International Operation Combats Online Supply of Counterfeit and Illegal Medicines
LYON, France, November 20 /PRwire/ In response to an ever-increasing number of websites supplying dangerous and illegal medicines, Operation Pangea II, involving 24 countries, was coordinated by INTERPOL and the World Health Organization's International

Digital Economy Bill: Crackdown on illegal filesharers confirmed
Illegal filesharers will face having their internet connections turned off under proposed legislation in the finalised Digital Economy Bill published today, however the Government stopped short of making it a criminal offence. The Government's proposals

New law to curb illegal downloads
People who illegally download music and films could have their internet connection slowed down or cut off altogether under new legislation.

Government unveils new laws to tackle illegal internet downloads
The Government in unveiling new legislation which could see people who illegally download music and films having their internet connection slowed down or cut off altogether. The new Digital Economy Bill aims to ensure the UK is at the ''leading edge'' of

International Operation Combats Online Supply of Counterfeit and Illegal Medicines
LYON, France, Nov. 19 /PRwire/ -- In response to an ever-increasing number of websites supplying dangerous and illegal medicines, Operation Pangea II, involving 24 countries, was coordinated by INTERPOL and the World Health Organization's International

New law to curb illegal downloads
People who illegally download music and films could have their internet connection slowed down or cut off altogether under new legislation. The Government said its Digital Economy Bill would ensure the UK was at the 'leading edge' of global online

New law to curb illegal downloads
People who illegally download music and films could have their internet connection slowed down or cut off altogether under new legislation. People who illegally download music and films could have their internet connection slowed down or cut off

New law to curb illegal downloads
New law to curb illegal downloads