There are also very strict demands on peoples providing copy written  
content. Rules have loosely been written in to protect sites such as  
Youtube and Google.

Unfortunatly the whole bill has been poorly put together by politicians  
with little or no technological experience and the protection for sites  
such as Youtube are flimsy at best. Please just imagine what Google will  
have to do if every video posted to Youtube has to be vetted first. The  
bill tears at the very freedoms that have allowed the internet to prosper  
like it has.

In many places I agree a similar bill is required - however it should be  
written up and criticised by technically experienced peoples. A  
technological bill that Google, BT etc. stand against cannot be allowed  
into UK law.

At this stage if 10,000 written requests are put to local politicians then  
the bill will be required to be run through a more formal analysis that is  
currently the case. Thats 10,000 people across the whole of the UK.

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