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Scarlet vindicated from being forced to implement snooping filters to hit customers who use p2p to share copyrighted works
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The CJEU held that national courts may not order Internet Service Providers ('ISPs') to preventively, indefinitely and at their own expense install a filtering and blocking system applicable to all electronic communication between customers. This type of system breaches ISPs’ right to conduct business...
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