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Justices at India's Delhi High Court disagree on the future of India's world-leading site-blocking regime.

The same court that pioneered "Dynamic+" injunctions to target pirate sites, issued a new ruling that sees these post-judgment expansions as fundamentally incompatible with the law.

According to Justice Gedela, there is an "urgent and alarming" need for Parliament to intervene.

GitHub has published its 2025 transparency report, revealing record levels of DMCA takedown activity across two separate metrics.

The total number of removed projects increased to 47,228, while the number of circumvention claims jumped by more than 40% to 645.

GitHub also highlights the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Cox v. Sony, which gives platforms more room to side with developers over rightsholders.

The Spanish-speaking manga community was in disarray last month when TuMangaOnline, also known as ZonaTMO, suddenly disappeared.

When the site's main domain was put on clienthold by its registrar, it was clear that legal pressure was mounting.

Today, Korean copyright enforcement organization COA and the global anti-piracy firm IP House have confirmed their role in the takedown, revealing that Spanish police took action against the site's operators.