While Ofcom is still some way away from issuing its copyright warning
letters, the privately run schemes are still going on, and Golden Eye
International which is supposedly working on behalf of Ben Dover Productions
finally looks set to write to around 2,800 customers of O2/Be.
ISPreview has more on the case, including a sample of a
letter that O2/Be are going to send out to customers prior to the any of the
Golden Eye letters. Other than some difficult explaining at the evening dinner
table as to who Ben Dover Productions are, there is the real chance that
households may receive this letter who have never engaged in copyright
infringement, this can be down to numerous reasons, but the most difficult to
prove is that someone tainted the torrents systems with false data to mask
their own activities.
While it is right for a legitimate business to protect its business,
pursuing individuals for what are likely to be excessively expensive
settlements does little to improve public perception of the film and music
industries, and for individual companies may actually do themselves more long
term damage.
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Intentionally punning headline or have I been reading too many Reg articles again?
It ain’t rocket science that by ignoring these low life pornsters and their latest scam that they will give up and try something new, their material quite possibly hasn’t even been copied in the 1st place, they are using the same system that Crossley ACS law used to harvest IP’s So the evidence is at best unreliable They are no different to acs law davenport & lyons. all are crooks
@prlzx maybe not the pun you think, but there is one in there
@andrew http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenia_Onatopp ?
umm where is that undo button …
I think we ought to know — why do you want to undo buttons? 😀