Governments Can Turn the Tide Against Piracy in 2011
Jan 20, 2011
by Quentin Burgess
London, January 20, 2011 – Action to stop digital music piracy is gaining momentum worldwide, with implementation by ISPs of warnings and deterrent sanctions taking effect in three countries in 2010 and governments in other countries expected to implement measures in 2011.
Digital Music Report 2011 press release
Digital Music Report 2011 press release
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