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Oct 8 2009

Spanish Govt to Establish Anti-P2P Commission

Representatives from the Justice, Industry, Interior and Culture ministries would design a legal framework to to solve the problem of illegal downloading.
Much to the chagrin of copyright holders and govt officials, Spanish courts have a long history of recognizing the difference between commercial and noncommercial file-sharing, and looks as though the former intends to change [...]

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