BREAKING: CJEU says that free Wi-Fi provider is not liable for third-party copyright infringements but may be required to password-protect its network to terminate infringements

Wow, what a rolling coaster of emotions the past few days have been for EU-based  copyright enthusiasts!  After last week's GS Media de...

Milan Court of First Instance rejects application for 'blank' blocking order

Every woman's dream: a decoder card to watch Champions League matches with her beau Can a blocking injunction concern a target website a...

Article 8(3) of the InfoSoc Directive mandates a substantive change, says Irish Court of Appeal

Mr Justice Gerard Hogan, who delivered the Court of Appeal judgment What (if any) steps may a court require internet service providers (ISPs...

Costs of ISP blocking injunctions: is there really an EU rule?

Yesterday the stunning London offices of Simmons & Simmons hosted a panel discussion on the implications of the recent Court of Appeal ...

Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance rejects request to filter 'torrent' searches on Bing

... possibly true Can search engines be ordered to filter all results containing certain keywords or a combination of certain keywords? In ...