Music piracy costs money; does fighting it cost more?

The major music labels say that they stand to lose £200 million this year in the UK alone thanks to Internet file-sharing. But one of the country's biggest ISPs is now slinging around some huge numbers of its own, saying it will actually cost ISPs £365 million a year to adopt "three strikes" rules meant to stem piracy.

[via ars technica]

emily | 1:39 PM | Copyright Protection |
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