英文摘要 |
In order to effectively prevent blatant copyright infringement in cyberspace caused by overseas infringing websites, many countries, particularly those in the European Union, have implemented site-blocking measures against ISPs that may connect to overseas infringing websites through administrative or judicial means. This article introduces the legislative and case developments in relation to site-blocking orders against ISPs in foreign countries, as well as the famous Newsbin 2 case in the United Kingdom, to discuss the legal grounds and debated issues when applying site-blocking orders against ISPs. This article further analyzes the feasibility and challenges for applying for preliminary injunction orders against ISPs to block overseas infringing websites based on current legal system in Taiwan.
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