The New Zealand government has revealed details of its revamped anti-piracy legislation, which will include a three-strikes warning procedure. If rightsholders provide ISPs with alleged infringers’ details, they’ll get three warning letters, after which the rightsholder will be able to seek a penalty of “up to $15,000″ at the NZ Copyright Tribunal, based on the damages incurred.
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