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Court grants blocking order against websites which allow users stream and download film and TV content

An association representing some of the worlds biggest TV and movie studios has secured a High Court injunction to block several websites involved in the downloading of films and television shows.

Court grants blocking order against websites which allow users stream and download film and TV content

Mon, 15 Jan, 2018 - 16:31

By Ann O’Loughlin

An association representing some of the worlds biggest TV and movie studios has secured a High Court injunction to block several websites involved in the downloading of films and television shows.

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