Australian Productivity Commission recommends dropping geoblocking tech, NZ watching
VPN provider applauds commission's report that bypassing geoblocking should not be treated as copyright infringement.
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Australian consumers are being exploited by copyright holders such as movie makers, resulting in them paying high prices for low quality and less digital content, the Australian Productivity Commission says.
And its New Zealand counterpart, which hasn't done any research in this area, is following
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 03 May 2016
Tue, 03 May 2016
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Australian Productivity Commission recommends dropping geoblocking tech, NZ watching
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