Why Do ISPs Want to Make Piracy Their Problem?
Broadband Reports, May 12, 2008
Looking closely at new incumbent anti-piracy plans, the passage of the new Pro-IP Act and the new P4P Working Group, you'll notice we've entered a new era of copyright-enforcement where ISPs plan to play a much greater role in protecting copyright law.
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