01 August 2013 entered into force the law, unofficially known as the "anti-piracy". This act aims to protect copyright on the Internet. The authors of the law claim that this law is aimed, primarily, against violators who distribute content that infringes copyright.
To understand the intricacies of the law will help you with the chart below.
Then, the COURT issues a ruling on temporary suspension of content. Then issued a writ of execution, he entered the Roskomnadzor. Within 72 hours Roskomnadzor must send the hosting provider a notice that the infringing content is blocked. Within 24 hours the hosting provider, or the resource administration should react to the notification. If there is no response, Roskomnadzor blocks access to this content via your network provider.
After receiving the definition of the Moscow city court, the right holder files a lawsuit (up to 15 days). If the lawsuit was filed incorrectly and not on time, then the lock is removed from the content. If everything is correct and the judgment of the copyright holder wins, Roskomnadzor sends a request to the administration or hosting provider to remove the infringing content or to restrict access to it. If within 3 working days requirement must be fulfilled. If it is not executed, Roskomnadzor blocks access through the phone system.
The law applies only to those who hosts the infringing material, those who abuse the law does not apply.
