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: ZeroPaidUK Prime Minister Denies Three Strikes Proposal... After Europe Tossed It
By DrewWilson
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In an odd turn of events, British prime minister has denied that a three strikes proposal for p2p users is in the works. What makes this so strange is the fact that he announced this days after the three strikes proposal was rejected by the European Union.
There's a well documented revelation that appeared on P2P-Blog recently about the British prime minister denying that the file-sharing "three strike" policy was being considered. We'll highlight why this revelation is seems to be misleading.
First, p2p-blog points us to a blog posting made by the prime minister.
Full post as published by ZeroPaid on October 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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