P2P Shut Downs and Settlements in South Korea and Europe

March 1, 2006 at 3:56 pm - by Dale Dietrich

Categories: BigMedia v P2P Providers • Decisions • Police Actions • Settlements

Legal actions have taken place recently that put dents in P2P file sharing around the world. The South Korean file-sharing network Soribada announced on Monday that it has agreed to a settlement with KAPP (the Korean equivalent of RIAA in the US) related to charges of copyright infringement before that country’s Central District Court. Soribada will pay KAPP the sum of KRW 8.5 Billion (US $8.7 Million) to end the dispute.

Source: DMR Watch