Vagueness About ‘Pirate’ Domain Seizures Disturbs US Politicians
During the last year the U.S. Government seized more than 100 domain names it claims were promoting copyright infringement. The actions of the authorities were met with disbelief by the sites’ owners and their millions of visitors.
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Vagueness About ‘Pirate’ Domain Seizures Disturbs US Politicians
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