Pirate Site Blocking Load to Internet Service Providers in USA

A new law bill prepared by the Republic Party nations in the American Congress aims to create a comprehensive technology infrastructure for blocking copyright violations. The design aims to restrict access to pirate sites through court decisions to protect the rights of content producers.

The basic points of the design can be summarized as follows:

• Internet service providers (ISSs) are forced to block access to foreign pirate sites
• DNS providers will be responsible for blocking queries on the basis of court decision
• VPN and proxy services will also receive legal liability for similar blocking
• Copyright owners will get the right to request blocking with an easier process
• More effective defense mechanism will be installed against foreign-based pirate platforms

This approach aims to prevent the spread of pirate content by blocking on various layers of the internet infrastructure. However, the implementation of such a comprehensive blocking system may be controversial in terms of internet freedom and technical problems.

The design was opened to discussion with the public to protect the rights of copyright owners. ISPs, DNS providers and VPN services will significantly enter the administrative load.