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French parliament set to pass law which will lead to persistent illegal downloaders having their internet conncetions cut.

Violator [Edit] [Delete] 21:06, 12 May '09

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/may/12/france-votes-illegal-downloaders

It's an interesting move - if it goes through (which it stands a good chance of doing) - it would mark a decisive political step towards clamping down on file sharing and pirate sites. Whether it proves successful or not it would certainly symbolize a change in gear.

Is 'The Man' doing what a lot of people thought he wouldn't do and actually fighting back? Is Downloading going to get harder and carry more risks in the future?


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