Digital Economy Bill anti-piracy amendments withdrawn following agreement over code of conduct with Google and Bing
Code of conduct agreed earlier this week staves off new anti-piracy laws aimed at search engines - for now
Digital Economy Bill anti-piracy amendments withdrawn following agreement over code of conduct with Google and Bing
The voluntary ‘anti-piracy code' agreed between search engines and the government means that mandatory anti-piracy laws aimed at Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines with operations in the UK will...
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