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Virgin Media and other leading ISPs will be forced to cut illegal filesharing by Ofcom

Government gives Ofcom teeth to bite ISPs

By Adam Hartley published

Digital Britain The Digital Britain report asks British internet service providers (ISPs) to cut illegal file-sharing amongst their customers by 70 per cent within the year.

Digital Britain
Leyio's latest ultrafast and secure filesharing pod has left us utterly baffled

Leyio's sharing pod baffles TechRadar

By Adam Hartley published

Leyio's new Personal Sharing Device (PSD) is like the ultimate USB stick. On steroids.

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The BPI and ISPs crack down on illegal filesharing

Interview: Matt Phillips, BPI

By Marc Chacksfield published

Exclusive "ISPs not only have a social responsibility but a legal one," says the BPI

Exclusive
BT sends threatening letter to customer over P2P use

BT threatens downloaders with snip

By Adam Hartley published

Following Virgin Media’s recent warnings

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Half the tunes on here are nicked, apparently

Average teenager "steals" 800 songs

By Peter Gothard published

A survey by the music lobby group British Music Rights shows that 95 per cent of teenagers and young people copy music in some way, with half the average 1,770 tracks on an MP3 player being stolen.

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Virgin Media in new illegal filesharing clampdown - an effective warning to parents? Or little more than mis-judged PR?

Virgin Media cracks down on torrent abusers

By Adam Hartley published

Virgin Media and the BPI have announced a new campaign to crack down on those customers illegally downloading and distributing music illegally.

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