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Oh_No
Trogglus normalus

join:2011-05-21
Chicago, IL

Who is paying for this???

Who is paying for an ISP to become the police???
The customers do not want to pay for this.

silbaco

join:2009-08-03
USA

I would say copyright holders. Although I wouldn't say they are paying them. Even that wouldn't make them so willing to cooperate. My guess is they threatened the rates or programming for their TV packages. Or they agreed to side with them on issues at DC.


Kearnstd
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join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ

reply to Oh_No
The MAFIAA is basically getting them to do this willingly, The ISPs know if they told the MAFIAA to pound sand they would just get it made into a federal law.
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Oh_No
Trogglus normalus

join:2011-05-21
Chicago, IL

reply to silbaco

said by silbaco:

I would say copyright holders. Although I wouldn't say they are paying them. Even that wouldn't make them so willing to cooperate. My guess is they threatened the rates or programming for their TV packages. Or they agreed to side with them on issues at DC.

That is just more of a reason that the government needs to step in and break up ISPs from the content providers.
An ISP should be a dumb pipe and should not have any liability for what its users do with it.

Forcing ISPs to do this is like forcing the power company to track every device that uses their power and to identify anyone using power for illegal things. It just does not make any sense.


AdiosRights

@bhn.net

said by Oh_No:

Forcing ISPs to do this is like forcing the power company to track every device that uses their power and to identify anyone using power for illegal things. It just does not make any sense.

Obviously you didn't know the power company already does this. It's so cute that you think you still have rights left. That boat already left the country.


AdiosRights

@bhn.net

reply to Oh_No

said by silbaco:

Forcing ISPs to do this is like forcing the power company to track every device that uses their power and to identify anyone using power for illegal things. It just does not make any sense.

Obviously you didn't know the power company already does this. It's so cute that you think you still have rights left. That boat already left the country.

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