BBC, Premier League, and Sky have responded to the UK investigation into Google's search dominance, calling for tougher anti-piracy measures.
The BBC, Premier League, and Sky have submitted a joint response to the UK investigation into Google’s search dominance, calling for tougher anti-piracy measures. The rightsholders argue that Google’s current efforts to combat piracy are insufficient to prevent piracy. They propose a “Know Your Customer” (KYC) requirement for advertisers and a transparent repeat infringer policy to address the issue.
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No doubt the hipocrisy of relaxing copyright enforcement for AI while doing this will go unnoticed.