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Italy’s proposed 1-strike law (2)

Italy’s proposed 1-strike law

EFF | US | The "graduated response" deal: what if users had been at the table?

Out-law.com | FR | French copyright enforcers unable to keep up with complaints, reports claim

Techdirt | FR | France three strikes law suggests a huge percentage of French citizens at risk of losing Internet access

The Register | AU | AFACT escalating threats against ISPs: reports

Techdirt | US | ISP's five strikes plan: railroading, MPAA/RIAA-style

Ars Technica | US | ISP flip-flops: why do they now support "six strikes" plan?

(Source: techmeme.com)

Ars Technica | US | The six ways you can appeal new copyright "mitigation measures"

Ars Technica | US | White House: we "win the future" by making ISPs into copyright cops

Techdirt | US | Did the entertainment industry backdoor in forcing ISPs to kick people offline, while claiming it did not?

MediaPost | US | ISPs agree to crack down on file-sharers

EFF | US | The content industry and ISPs announce a "common framework for copyright alerts": what does it mean for users?

IGP Blog | US | In historic agreement, American ISPs agree to police their users for copyright interests

Wired Threat Level | US | ISPs to disrupt Internet access of copyright scofflaws