Irish courts pave way for 'three strikes' anti-piracy policy
Monday, Apr 19th 2010 at 9:54AMIn what has been described as a landmark decision, the ruling lays the foundations for the introduction of new graduated response measures to stem filesharing in Ireland.
The High Court's ruling considered the terms of a settlement in February 2009 between Eircom, Ireland's largest ISP, and IRMA, the Irish record label association. Eircom agreed to implement a graduated response policy for filesharers, starting with warning letters.
This agreement was referred back to the High Court by Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner ...
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