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ISP Says RIAA Must Pay for Piracy Protection

By soulxtc

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Bayou Internet and Communications owner Jerry Scroggin says the entertainment industry can't expect him to work for free. Last week the RIAA made headlines by announcing that it was going to quit suing individual file-sharers and instead begin targeting their Internet connections with assistance from ISPs. Now one ISP is saying that this assistance isn't free and the entertainment industry better expect to pay for enforcement of copyright protection on its network. Jerry Scroggin, owner-operator of Bayou Internet and Communications, wants the entertainment industry to know that policing P2P users costs both time and money. Each time he receives a DMCA notice asking him to disconnect a suspected file-sharer from his network he sends the same reply.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on December 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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