BRITAIN: Less shock and broadband in Britain.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Train Gropping Chikan
Britain urgently approve the digital economy law (Digital Economy Bill) to pursue online downloads. But with such a rush to the way have been some of the most important measures proposed in the initial project. No tax of six pounds a year on mobile fixed network to create new generation of broadband. The regulator Ofcom also loses its power to promote local information and broaden their skills. Orphan works can not be used through a new license, as opposed driven photographers and other groups.
Conclusion: the rush to approve the graduated response and disconnection to the P2P users download and strengthens the control of intellectual property on the Internet and ends up with measures to expand the information society and access to digital content.
As in the English case, the wording of the law is so open that it does not define what the intellectual property infringement can be pursued and respect to which "are or are likely to be used for or in connection with activities that infringe copyright." Property damage as provided by the applicants on the Law of Sustainable Economy.
In short, a system of permanent surveillance and suspected users and new businesses in the Web abusive legislation designed to protect economic rights against the rights of all.
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