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In what was both a highly anticipated and expected ruling, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) held that under EU law a national court cannot impose an injunction requiring an internet service provider (ISP) to install, at its own cost, a wide ranging filtering system in order to tackle illegal downloading using peer to peer (P2P) networks
On 4 March, the European Commission announced it would close its antitrust investigation into possible restrictive business agreements by Hollywood film studios
