Law360, New York (June 26, 2012, 4:05 PM ET) -- The U.K.'s communications regulator on Tuesday unveiled draft rules for a program that will require Internet service providers to notify their customers of allegations that their Internet connection has been used to infringe copyrights.
Ofcom said that the plan — part of the Digital Economy Act of 2010 — is still subject to review by the European Commission. A body to hear appeals by customers also needs to be appointed, so the first notification letters are expected to be sent to customers in early 2014, Ofcom...
UK Regulator Pushes Ahead With Piracy Crackdown Plan
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