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Music industry seeks access to private data to fight piracy
Mon, 28 Nov 05

The music and film industries are demanding that the European parliament extends the scope of proposed anti-terror laws to help them prosecute illegal downloaders. In an open letter to MEPs, companies including Sony BMG, Disney and EMI have asked to be given access to communications data - records of phone calls, emails and internet surfing - in order to take legal action against pirates and filesharers. Current proposals restrict use of such information to cases of terrorism and organised crime.

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I sincerely hope the EU tells them to bog off!

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	"I write to understand." - Eli Wiesel « New phone Main Blog Xmas Shopping » Music industry seeks access to private data to fight piracy Mon, 28 Nov 05 The music and film industries are demanding that the European parliament extends the scope of proposed anti-terror laws to help them prosecute illegal downloaders. In an open letter to MEPs, companies including Sony BMG, Disney and EMI have asked to be given access to communications data - records of phone calls, emails and internet surfing - in order to take legal action against pirates and filesharers. Current proposals restrict use of such information to cases of terrorism and organised crime. Committed to bandwidth on Mon, 28 Nov 05 in Links and Commentary Thereon with 2 Comment(s) Comments I sincerely hope the EU tells them to bog off! Shelagh wrote that on November 28, 2005 10:55 AM PS - I love the new design, it's brilliant :D Shelagh wrote that on November 28, 2005 10:56 AM Post a comment Name: Your email: URL: Remember personal info? Comments: « New phone Main Blog Xmas Shopping » About … Archives … Contact … BonniNet	Significant Cast Members Bonni … Andrew Miranda … Zoë … Missycat BonniCam Webcam portrait of a pale, unphotogenic, middle-aged geek at her desk (or not) Other Blogs by Me … Zoë Notes … (all about Zoë) … Miranda Notes … (all about Miranda) … Trinity weblog … (trauma and recovery related) … Alicorna News & Notes … (professional/web design stuff) … elizabyte news & notes … (updates and art related stuff) … The Perfume Blog … (perfume, of course!) … Uncommon Touch … (my online retail sales site) … Stuff I'm Reading … (Shared items from feeds I follow via Google Reader) … Bonni's Offsite Blog … (just a little blog I use to post when I can't or don't want to post here) Content and design copyright © Bonni Hall, 2000-2006. All rights reserved. No unauthorized use or reproduction is permitted. It's not that I don't love you. It's just that I don't want you to plagiarize my original writings or take my graphics or layout, which I worked very hard to produce. Thanks for understanding. Web design by Alicorna.