Mexico’s Senate Approves ISP Rules to Disconnect Persistent Online Pirates

Mexico's Senate has approved copyright amendments that require Internet providers to have a policy to cut off repeat infringers, or risk liability for their subscribers' piracy. The law doesn't explicitly say who counts as a repeat infringer. The changes follow calls from U.S. rightsholders, and come months after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that ISPs aren't liable simply for keeping pirating subscribers online.