> The way the new enforcement system will work is that the RIAA will > alert an ISP that a customer appears to be file sharing. The ISP will > then notify the person that he or she appears to be file sharing. If > the behavior by the customer doesn't change, then more e-mails will > be sent. If the customer ignores these e-mails, then the ISP may > choose to reduce service. If all else fails, they can choose to > discontinue service.
This is definitely a weird twist. why would an ISP choose to kick off its users, lose subscription money, and pay for the cost of policing copyrights that it doesnt own? Here's a good story about his issue: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10127841-93.html?tag=txt Im glad you're keeping on this story Heath. Its important for us to make sure our ISP's remain neutral. Im looking onto switching to a locally run Wireless Service....mainly because I met the guy that owns it and he returns my emails. Jay -- http://jaydedman.com 917 371 6790
