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To Slow Piracy, Internet Providers Ready Penalties

analyse - 8 juillet 2011

lire sur le site originel >>> (nytimes.com)

Americans who illegally download songs and movies may soon be in for a surprise : They will be warned to stop, and if they don’t, they could find their Internet access slowing to a crawl.
Cary H. Sherman, left, president of the Recording Industry Association of America, and Mitch Bainwol, its chairman and chief executive. The association was one of the media organizations involved in the agreement with Internet providers.
After years of negotiations with Hollywood and the music industry, (...)



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