Copyright Warnings
By Victor on March 20, 2013//Leave a comment
Internet service providers will begin issuing warnings to their users who are swapping copyrighted files online. The ISPs that will be implementing the new program, called the Copyright Alert System, are Verizon, AT&T, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, and Cablevision. First time offenders will receive a warning and repeat offenders will receive a slowed data connection for 48 hours. The program is designed to educate users about copyright law rather than punish them.
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3:55 pm on March 26, 2013
Cool!
4:57 am on April 10, 2013
I wonder how much this cost to develop and implement? All users of copyrighted work have known since childhood what it means (hello??? the adviser at the start of every at-home movie, etc.). I say pull the plug on their data connection for 48 hours. Education comes with a price. Taking real action? Priceless.