Comments on: The proposals http://www.dontdisconnect.us Fighting against Lord Mandelson's filesharing proposals Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:52:50 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Soma Soapbox http://www.dontdisconnect.us/the-proposals/comment-page-1/#comment-211 Soma Soapbox Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:44:24 +0000 http://localhost/dontdisconnectus/httpdocs/?page_id=30#comment-211 [...] too much detail regarding the ridiculousness of this bill, I would like to direct you to the ‘Don’t Disconnect Us‘ campaign, fronted by our very own national hero, Stephen Fry (just as soon as you have [...] [...] too much detail regarding the ridiculousness of this bill, I would like to direct you to the ‘Don’t Disconnect Us‘ campaign, fronted by our very own national hero, Stephen Fry (just as soon as you have [...]

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]]> By: The Digital Economy Bill: Let them eat content! | DIGITAL HQ http://www.dontdisconnect.us/the-proposals/comment-page-1/#comment-184 The Digital Economy Bill: Let them eat content! | DIGITAL HQ Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:26:41 +0000 http://localhost/dontdisconnectus/httpdocs/?page_id=30#comment-184 [...] Economy Bill, for seemingly criminalising internet users, hamstringing broadband providers and leave unsuspecting users vulnerable to Wi-Fi hackers, who could then get them in trouble for using P2P services on their network. What [...] [...] Economy Bill, for seemingly criminalising internet users, hamstringing broadband providers and leave unsuspecting users vulnerable to Wi-Fi hackers, who could then get them in trouble for using P2P services on their network. What [...]

]]> By: RSS For Gadgets » Behind the music: What the digital economy bill means for internet users http://www.dontdisconnect.us/the-proposals/comment-page-1/#comment-117 RSS For Gadgets » Behind the music: What the digital economy bill means for internet users Mon, 30 Nov 2009 18:55:31 +0000 http://localhost/dontdisconnectus/httpdocs/?page_id=30#comment-117 [...] As expected, the publication of the digital economy bill last Friday caused a stir, not least here at the Guardian. Much of the focus was on the possibility of disconnecting internet users for repeated copyright infringements. On sites like dontdisconnect.us.com (set up by ISP TalkTalk) it appeared the bill would allow copyright owners (or, as they put it: “companies such as music labels that ‘own’ the copyright content”) to force ISPs to disconnect internet users or stop their internet service without due judicial course. [...] [...] As expected, the publication of the digital economy bill last Friday caused a stir, not least here at the Guardian. Much of the focus was on the possibility of disconnecting internet users for repeated copyright infringements. On sites like dontdisconnect.us.com (set up by ISP TalkTalk) it appeared the bill would allow copyright owners (or, as they put it: “companies such as music labels that ‘own’ the copyright content”) to force ISPs to disconnect internet users or stop their internet service without due judicial course. [...]

]]> By: Chris Alexander - Digital Economy Bill and the Internet http://www.dontdisconnect.us/the-proposals/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Chris Alexander - Digital Economy Bill and the Internet Sun, 29 Nov 2009 16:05:02 +0000 http://localhost/dontdisconnectus/httpdocs/?page_id=30#comment-115 [...] full proposals are summarised on DontDisconnect.us (set up by TalkTalk, the UK ISP), but it essentially boils down to this: the bill would require UK [...] [...] full proposals are summarised on DontDisconnect.us (set up by TalkTalk, the UK ISP), but it essentially boils down to this: the bill would require UK [...]

]]> By: Behind the music: What the digital economy bill means for internet users | Save Labels http://www.dontdisconnect.us/the-proposals/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Behind the music: What the digital economy bill means for internet users | Save Labels Sat, 28 Nov 2009 19:05:22 +0000 http://localhost/dontdisconnectus/httpdocs/?page_id=30#comment-114 [...] As expected, the publication of the digital economy bill last Friday caused a stir, not least here at the Guardian. Much of the focus was on the possibility of disconnecting internet users for repeated copyright infringements. On sites like dontdisconnect.us.com (set up by ISP TalkTalk) it appeared the bill would allow copyright owners (or, as they put it: “companies such as music labels that ‘own’ the copyright content”) to force ISPs to disconnect internet users or stop their internet service without due judicial course. [...] [...] As expected, the publication of the digital economy bill last Friday caused a stir, not least here at the Guardian. Much of the focus was on the possibility of disconnecting internet users for repeated copyright infringements. On sites like dontdisconnect.us.com (set up by ISP TalkTalk) it appeared the bill would allow copyright owners (or, as they put it: “companies such as music labels that ‘own’ the copyright content”) to force ISPs to disconnect internet users or stop their internet service without due judicial course. [...]

]]> By: British Internet Service Providers Cry Foul Over Copyright Bill | BroadbandBreakfast.com http://www.dontdisconnect.us/the-proposals/comment-page-1/#comment-107 British Internet Service Providers Cry Foul Over Copyright Bill | BroadbandBreakfast.com Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:47:22 +0000 http://localhost/dontdisconnectus/httpdocs/?page_id=30#comment-107 [...] one of the U.K.’s largest ISPs, said the proposed bill would enable the owners of copyrighted content to send “offending” [...] [...] one of the U.K.’s largest ISPs, said the proposed bill would enable the owners of copyrighted content to send “offending” [...]

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