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: ZeroPaid

No '3-Strikes' for UK File-Sharing Pirates

By soulxtc

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Govt rules out legislation forcing ISPs to disconnect repeat copyright infringers. David Lammy, the UK's Intellectual Property Minister, has said in a recent interview with The Times online that the Government has decided against legislation requiring ISPs to terminate the Internet connections of those repeatedly accused of illegal file-sharing. In short, no "3-strikes-and-your-out" policy for UK file-sharers. Lammy noted that enforcement of disconnections would be very problematic since it involved so many complex legal issues. Definitive identification of actually copyright infringement also surely played a part in its decision.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on January 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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