Japan introduces piracy penalties for illegal downloads

People wearing Anonymous masks staged a protest against the change in law earlier this year Japan-based internet users who download copyright infringing files face up to two years in prison or fines of up to two million yen ($25,700; £15,900) after a change to the law. Such activity has been illegal since 2010, but until now had not invoked the penalties. It follows a lobbying campaign by country'

[godmother]

フランスの取り組みなど報じている。世界的に音楽ダウンロードの著作権侵害問題には頭を痛めている模様。

[goinger]

BBCさん。。

[nabinno]

載ってしまいました。