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: ZeroPaidUK SURVEY: 20% Want ISPs to Fight P2P
By soulxtc
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Most favor warning letters (27%) and a minority favor disconnection (6%).
It seems we always have a new study or survey regarding file-sharing to sink our teeth into each day and today is no exception. UK-based ISPreview has released the results of a new survey of some 472 respondents asking what should be done by ISPs to fight illegal file-sharing on their networks. The results are quite interesting.
Some 20.Full post as published by ZeroPaid on March 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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