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Verizon's 'Six Strikes' Anti-Piracy Program Details Leaked > Who Decides?

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Kearnstd
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Re: Who Decides?

If Verizon is smart they will open a new revenue stream too. $100,000 per IP address as a fee for DMCA requests.

I wonder if the movie industry would mass accuse then.
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Xioden
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A few hundred per request wouldn't be unreasonable. You need to recieve it, read it, send it to legal, send it back to some other guy to actually pull the information, send it back to legal for the response, etc. Those lawyers don't come cheap, and they have to make sure that the request is valid to protect their customers.

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