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- ISPs want to get paid to police users
- ISPs want to get paid to police usersWell then, all works out in the end[i]As for Scroggin, he shouldn't expect any checks from the music industry anytime soon.[/i] Then it works out well: Scroggin should not expect a check, and the music industry should not expect any help or work...
- Discussion threads 2008-12-22
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- AT&T is first ISP to bully music pirates for RIAA
- updates below It looks like the Recording Industry Association of America has deputized its first Internet Service Provider to police the Internet for music pirates. CNET reports that AT&T is the the first to team with the RIAA following reports in December that the...
- Blog posts 2009-03-25
- ISP to RIAA: Pay up or do your own dirty work
- ISP to RIAA: Pay up or do your own dirty workGood for themGreat move by this ISP.One in millions......... maybe more.............A man with convictions and the guts to back them up. Long live Jerry Scroggin! Hip, hip, hooray!Always good to see some courageNo, it's not the job of ISPs to...
- Discussion threads 2008-12-22
- ISPs want to get paid to police users
- Small ISP owner Jerry Scroggin says he should get paid if he's going to be policing file-sharing activity. He won't be. But bet that the huge telecoms are getting something out of their deals with the RIAA. by Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-12-22
- ISP to RIAA: Pay up or do your own dirty work
- I love stories of the little guy going head-to-head with the big guys, especially when the big guy looks like a fool in the end. CNET's Greg Sandoval tells the story of a small Internet Service Provider in Louisiana whose owner has refused to play ball with...
- Blog posts 2008-12-22
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