Link-Busters
Link-Busters is a Dutch anti-piracy service headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It develops software intended to protect publishing companies from piracy by means of sending takedown notices to Google and other search engines on behalf of major publishers.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Link-Busters Founded2010; 16 years ago HeadquartersAmsterdam, Netherlands Area served Worldwide Products Anti-piracy Websitewww.link-busters.com Link-Busters is a Dutch anti-piracy service headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It develops software intended to protect publishing companies from piracy by means of sending takedown notices to Google and other search engines on behalf of major publishers. Link-Busters works for major publishers such as Penguin Random House, HarperCollins, Simon and Schuster, Hachette, John Wiley & Sons, and…
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