The latest measures to combat digital piracy in the UK has come into force with a court order from BPI asking ISPs to block 21 sites that link to infringing material.

“We asked the sites to stop infringing copyright but unfortunately they did not and we were left with little choice but to apply to the court, where the judge considered the evidence and declared that ISPs should not serve access to them,” said BPI chief executive Geoff Taylor.
Blocking sites via ISPs is considered by the BPI and other copyright holders to be a more effective method of combatting piracy than targeting individuals via warnings and data throttling – the tactics favoured by the Digital Economy Act 2010.

The full list of blocked sites is:
•    Abmp3
•    BeeMP3
•    Bomb-Mp3
•    FileCrop
•    FilesTube
•    Mp3Juices
•    eMp3World
•    Mp3lemon
•    Mp3Raid
•    Mp3skull
•    NewAlbumReleases
•    Rapidlibrary
•    1337x
•    BitSnoop
•    ExtraTorrent
•    Monova
•    TorrentCrazy
•    TorrentDownloads
•    TorrentHound
•    Torrentreactor
•    Torrentz

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