CyberLaw Blog

A news resource for CyberLaw and Cyber-Rights issues from around the globe

  • About
  • Book on Child Pornograpy
  • Book on Racism
  • Academic Activities

Musicians hit out at plans to cut off internet for file sharers

Posted By: admin 14 September, 2009

Musicians hit out at plans to cut off internet for file sharers Musicians from some of the world’s biggest bands are calling on the Government to abandon proposals to cut off the internet connections of people who illegally download music.

(Via Tech and Web from Times Online.)

  • Previous post
  • Next post
September 2009
M T W T F S S
 123456
78910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
282930  
« Aug   Oct »

Recent Posts

  • IGF Boycott Statement
  • Speech delivered by Professor Yaman Akdeniz at the Speak-Up!2 Conference
  • Press Release Concerning Twitter Detentions in Turkey
  • Press Release Concerning Twitter Detentions in Turkey
  • (no title)
  • CTS Westminster Debate with Yaman Akdeniz and Kerem Altiparmak
  • Mass protests in Turkey continue
  • New Details of UK Piracy Monitoring Plan Made Public
  • UK ISPs Secretly Expand “Futile” Pirate Bay Blockade
  • British Government to consult on automatic porn censorship proposals

Recent Comments

  • Jaysen on ISPs take Digital Economy Act to the courts
  • Council of Europe Publishing: Racism on the Internet | CyberLaw Blog on Book on Racism
  • in the press on Extreme Pornography: Sentencing Issues
  • Jaysen on Music Piracy Not That Bad, Industry Says
  • James on Great Australian Firewall to censor online games

RSS Out-Law RSS

  • Ofgem targets ‘speculative’ data centre projects in bid to cut grid connection queue
  • Manufacturers face extra repair requirements as new legislation takes effect
  • Glasgow 2026 and EBU underscore need for respectful women’s athletics coverage
  • Taiwan unveils new offshore wind development roadmap
  • UK Online Safety Act impact examined by law makers

Copyright 2026 | MH Newsdesk lite by MH Themes