Internet service provider BT should, within two weeks, the access to Newzbin2 blocking, so a British judge sentenced. The film industry is an important victory and expects that more piratensites blocked will be.
In July, a court that BT access to nzb-an indexer Newzbin2 had to block. Meanwhile, the British High Court that judgment confirmed and BT ordered to, within fourteen days, the access to Newzbin2 using his dns servers to block.
According to the court, makes the nzb-an indexer on a large scale, is guilty of commercial piracy and must BT the site is therefore inaccessible. The court further states that, if Newzbin2 a different ip address or domain name, those addresses should be blocked. Furthermore, should BT the costs for blocking the site, so writes The Guardian.
The plaintiffs, consisting of members of the British Motion Picture Association, speaking about an “important victory for the creative industry’ on a piratensite which, according to the MPA on ‘industrial scale’ operates. The organization expects that many sites will follow. BT had, in turn, know that the statement helps to make clear what the role of isps in the fight against piracy.