A group of independent film companies filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against AT&T, requiring it to terminate the accounts of repeat offenders and block access to sites such as The Pirate Bay and YTS
Αthis week, the AT&T, the largest terrestrial US internet provider, is added to the list of accused ISPs. In a complaint filed in federal court in Texas, the Voltage Pictures and its subsidiaries, known for films such as “After We Collided","D","Room 203" and "The Bird Catcher”, they accuse the ISP of being a “contributor” (contributor) and "replacement" (vicarious) copyright infringement.
Η AT&T allegedly turned a blind eye to pirated subscribers, facilitating mass online piracy. The filmmakers say they have sent tens of thousands of notices to the company, citing alleged copyright violations.
In the United States, the law requires ISPs to adopt a policy that provides for the termination of repeat infringers' accounts under appropriate circumstances. THE AT&T states this in its terms, but according to the filmmakers' complaint, that policy is insufficient.
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