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Problem-Reaction-Solution? An good excuse to control the internet? -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Net firms in music pirates deal Six of the UK's biggest net providers have agreed a plan with the music industry to tackle piracy online. The deal, negotiated by the government, will see hundreds of thousands of letters sent to net users suspected of illegally sharing music. But the music industry...

The music industry are the biggest pirates going. They have got a bloody nerve lecturing us about this that or the other. They really have. I was going to set up my own mp3 download site as a way to somehow get back the money I am owed. I was going to recoup some money somehow after all the scum had sucked my creativity from me. I guess I will just have to put another plan of mine into action.

sorry didn't see this thread , mods can move my thread on here or delete or whatever.

Quote: Originally Posted by the infinite one Problem-Reaction-Solution? Feargal Sharkey , chief executive of British Music Rights, said the plan was "a first step, and a very big step, in what we all acknowledge is going to be quite a long process". The plan commits the firms to working towards a "significant reduction" in the illegal sharing of music. Guess who's lost contact with their inner child?...

Quote: Originally Posted by the infinite one An good excuse to control the internet? Without question. The following quote explains what we're seeing coming to fruition today. Quote: "Let me be clear. The internet is not a no-go area for Government" Jacqui Smith" (Jan 2008) Source of the statement : ---http://tinyurl.com/67s5n5--- Using 'fighting terrorism' once again as the excuse to assert control...