Germany’s Supreme Court rules that ISPs can be ordered to block piracy websites

Ars Technica
By Glyn MoodyNov 27, 2015, 11:29 am156 pts
(credit: ComQuat) Germany's Supreme Court has ruled that an ISP can be required to block sites that infringe on copyright, even though the ISP has no relationship with them. However, this is subject to two conditions: before seeking an order that require ISPs to block a website, the copyright holders must have…

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