- Internet users who illegally download music and films could lose their access to the internet under the legislation aimed at coming down hard on those who disregard music piracy laws.
- The UK's four largest internet providers - BT, Tiscali, Orange and Virgin Media - are already in talks with studios on a joint voluntary agreement to share information on web violators.
- Under the legislation they could be forced to cut off customers. ISPs which fail to enforce the rules could face prosecution, and suspected customers handed over to the courts.
Friday, 25 April 2008
14.Internet users could face disconnection for illegal downloads
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what are the statistics for people downloading illegally and how can they be realistically policed by service providers?
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