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City Of London Police Shutting Down Websites With No Court Order
Full Story http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201...rt-order.shtml
"We've highlighted a number of stories recently about the City of London Police, who have partnered with a few legacy players from the entertainment industry, and are using a bunch of taxpayer money to try to shut down websites the copyright industry doesn't like -- based on no clear legal reasoning or authority. They often seem to just rely on their name and bogus threats to get registrars to kill sites -- a process that has been found to violate ICANN policies for registrars. However, most registrars just give in, because the City of London Police just look so damn official. Over the weekend TorrentFreak noted that a few more sites have been shuttered based on no court order, no judicial findings, but just the City of London Police's say so. This includes FileCrop, a site that hosted no infringing files at all, but which is just a search engine. Once again, the police make no effort whatsoever to hide the fact that they're doing the bidding of the legacy entertainment industry -- directly linking to their favored sites and flat out saying that they're supported by BPI, IFPI, FACT and the Publishers Association. " Continued http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201...rt-order.shtml ![]()
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so if i would host a site on namecheap wuth whois guard, an in netherland. Would they still be able to shut it down?
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Interesting,i wonder is this a reason why GB traffic is suddenly worth more then usual.
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