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… and protection against Internet disconnection.
With Hadopi’s suspension, the UK retreat and even the rumored new US ISP/Content ‘agreement’ vowing off disconnections, we may be able to finally put this ill thought idea to rest. The question is what hair-brained tactic will the content industry come up with next? Or will the glimmerings of innovation grow to solve the problems for everybody in the meantime?