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Threatening Letters Do Little to Deter Illegal Downloads

By Carolyn Elefant

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Turns out that those threatening lawyer nastygrams aren't all that effective when it comes to deterring illegal software downloads. According to U.K. magazine Web User, a recent study conducted by U.K.-based media law firm Wiggin and Entertainment Media Research found that only one-third of surfers would stop downloading copyright-protected content from the Web if their ISP sent them a warning letter. Moreover, 80 percent of those undeterred by a letter responded that it would take extreme measures, such as temporarily disconnecting them from the Web, to stop them from illegal downloads. The study results contrast sharply with those reported in...

Full post as published by Legal Blog Watch on June 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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