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FIPR warns of danger of criminalising IP breaches
Created 06.10.2005 - 22:52

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The British government is trying to use its presidency of the EU to push through a European directive would give police more powers to act against copyright infringers than they currently have to deal with suspected terrorists, according to the Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR).…

Originally by The Register - Internet and Law: Digital Rights/Digital Wrongs, 9:52 PM

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