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Plug-pulling ISP changes policy

Posted on July 24, 2009 by pogowasright.org

Internet service provider (ISP) Karoo, based in Hull, has changed its policy of suspending the service of users suspected of copyright violations…. The firm will now adopt a “three strikes” rule, in which suspected file-sharers will receive three written warnings before action is taken.

Read more on BBC News.

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