Piracy halved in New Zealand following three strikes rule - report
Online piracy rates in New Zealand have halved since the introduction of the three strikes rule, according to the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand.
The controversial rule sees fines of up to NZ$15,000 (£7,600) issued to illegal downloaders caught three times.
RIANZ told the BBC that 2,766 infringement letters have been sent out to date as well as reporting a significant drop in piracy levels. Its data showed that illegal viewings of the Top 200 movies went from 110,000 ...
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