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BBC News: Time to take on the file sharers

Posted By: admin 14 June, 2008

BBC News: Time to take on the file sharers: By Chris Martin

On 9 June, BBC commentator Bill Thompson wrote a critique of a joint venture between the BPI (British Phonographic Industry) and Virgin Media to write to customers whose net connection may have been used to download unlicensed content.

Here, BPI chief executive Geoff Taylor responds to his comments.

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