WEEKLY NEWS - JULY 16, 2009
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Second time lucky for three strikes law
Peter Ollier, Hong Kong
New Zealand’s government is seeking feedback on new proposals to deal with repeat copyright infringers by cutting off their internet access
Section 92A of the country's
Copyright (New Technologies) Amendment Act
was due to come into effect on February 28 this year, but the government was forced to
abandon the implementation of the section
after a public campaign against the change and the failure of the ISPs and copyright owners to agree a way to put it into practice.
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