Millions of URLs for Google to remove copyright protection

GadgetFan - A new report suggests that Google's copyright infringement and piracy is growing rapidly in the virtual world with the URL removal request 1.2 million per month, and Microsoft seems to be the largest for the reporting of this case.
URL removal is done in the Google search engine, so the URL is considered to be problematic will be removed from their search engine is.Technology giant Google has recently released a new edition of the report yesterday afternoon URL blocking activity, which indicates how many URLs are removed, how many copyright owners, and how many domains are targeted since July 2011. All the removed materials that are suspected of copyright infringement or piracy, most of the sites of companies such as software and entertainment is FilesTube, Torrentz and 4shared.The new statistics released yesterday show of millions of unblocking requests, Microsoft is reporting the number one reporting copyright infringement, requesting a total of 2,544,209 URLs removed. In addition to Microsoft, NBC Universal, RIAA, BPI (British Music Recording Industry), and Elegant Angel pornographic movie studio into the largest reporting this copyright infringement case.Senior adviser to the copyright of Google, Fred von Lohmann said, "Now it's not unusual for us to receive more than 250,000 blocking requests every week, this amount is more demand the elimination of all blocking requests from the copyright owner in 2009 . In the last month alone, we received approximately 1.2 million request to remove the search results made by the 1000 copyright owner. "He also added, "Fighting online piracy is very important, and we do not want Google search results instead direct users to material that violates copyright law, at the same time, we also want to be transparent about the process of elimination of these URLs so that users and researchers alike both understand what material has been removed from our search results and why they were removed. "