Norway Makes it Easier to Go After File-Sharers | TorrentFreak

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All that is set to change as Norway’s Post and Telecommunications Regulator has just decided that if a court feels there is good enough reason, it can force ISPs to hand over the names and addresses of illicit file-sharers to copyright holders. This means that they can now be pursued through the courts, or more likely, through “pay up or else” type threats.

This link has been bookmarked by 2 people . It was first bookmarked on 21 Apr 2009, by Jonathan Bailey.

24 Apr 09

Patrick O'Keefe
- if a court feels there is good enough reason, it can force ISPs to hand over the names and addresses of illicit file-sharers to copyright holders
- Post and Telecommunications Regulator director Willy Jensen
21 Apr 09

Jonathan Bailey
108 noway filesharing piracy isps
- All that is set to change as Norway’s Post and Telecommunications Regulator has just decided that if a court feels there is good enough reason, it can force ISPs to hand over the names and addresses of illicit file-sharers to copyright holders. This means that they can now be pursued through the courts, or more likely, through “pay up or else” type threats.