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Feb 24, 2010 by News Gatherer
The case follows the release of a video in Google's Italian site in September 2006 that showed the arrogance of an autistic child of a group of teenagers in Turin. Under EU law, the ISPs are not responsible for the content of third parties, but are necessary to remove any content that is offensive, if someone complains.
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Feb 9, 2010 by News Gatherer
After a long judicial procedure of the Court of Bergamo has reiterated that the Italian ISP to censor their networks and prevent client access to The Pirate Bay. Millions of Internet users in Italy will be denied access to the popular torrent site in an effort to prevent copyright infringement.
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Feb 5, 2010 by News Gatherer
These sites can also be fully responsible for the violation of copyrights and slanderous or illegal users. User-generated content sites have always resisted the idea that they should be regulated as traditional broadcasters, but Italy was a democracy that has gone further in this direction. The move towards regulation continues with a new policy that could force sites like YouTube to obtain a license from the government of Italian television.