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January 31st, 2009

ISPs relieved not to be Carter’s Cops

ISPs relieved not to be Carter’s Cops: “

There will be no disconnection today, gentlemen

Digital Britain ISPs greeted Carter with a sigh of relief, LINX head of public affairs told us today. In response to copyright infringement, ISPs will not now need to deploy expensive packet inspection – and won’t disconnect users.…

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(Via The Register – Comms.)

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