Digital Economy Bill could empower government to force internet companies to act on piracy
Search engine companies may be compelled by government to implement an "anti-piracy code"
The government is planning to use the Digital Economy Bill to clamp down on people like this chap
Google and other internet companies could be compelled to implement an 'anti-piracy code' as part of the forthcoming Digital Economy Bill. It comes just a week after it was revealed that Google and...
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