Whether copyright hooligans should be allowed (The aim is to make money by settling with bitstream pirates) From an Internet service provider (ISP) To obtain user identity information? According to European Court of Justice Commissioner Spooner (Szpunar) Legal opinion to the European Court of Justice, If the courts of the member States consider such demands unreasonable or unlawful, The answer is no (Copyright hooligans do not have access to user information) .

"Copyright hooligan" The term is commonly used to describe companies and entities in the video entertainment industry that target suspected file-sharers for settlements.

On the whole, These companies are reluctant to pursue adversarial legal action for various reasons, The main reason is to seek other income from relatively easy sources——Settlement compensation.

but, Often these companies' more complex business structures can derail their own plans. ongoing Mircom This case proves it.

Reprinted from China Intellectual Property Network

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