Aug 28 2002

Why telecoms back the pirate cause

  • Written by BigRiz
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There is an interesting article on CNET about the recent P2P disputes between the ISP’s and RIAA and those f***ers…

Here’s a quote:
“The copyright wars on Capitol Hill have begun to drift into the political equivalent of trench warfare, with Hollywood and the music industry pitted against hardware makers, electronics manufacturers, and ragtag activists at nonprofit groups.

Now consumers have a powerful new ally. Verizon and other telecommunications giants have ordered their phalanx of lobbyists to oppose the entertainment industry’s demands for new copyright laws. The company is also fighting the Recording Industry Association of America’s request for information about a subscriber.

Full Article Here

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