LONDON—Ireland’s music industry will try to put in place a voluntary “three strikes” warning system with most of Ireland’s leading internet service providers, after winning a judgment June 27 against the Office of Data Protection (ODPC), Derek Doyle, the Director General of the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) said July 3 (EMI Records (Ireland) Ltd. v. The Data Prot. Comm’r).
IRMA—which is comprised of EMI Records (Ireland) Ltd, Warner Music Ire. Ltd., Universal Music (Ire.) Ltd., and Sony Music Entertainment Ireland Ltd.—has only a voluntary three strikes warning system with Ireland’s leading ISP, known as Eircom, but the ...
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