The European Parliament passed a bill Tuesday to crack down on piracy of products ranging from soccer shirts to digital media, rejecting claims that record companies could use it to harass Internet file-sharers. Under the bill, counterfeiters could face civil penalties if they were found guilty by national courts. Consumer groups cried foul, arguing that safeguards in the bill, including privacy protection, were not strong enough.
March 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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