ISP overlords?

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  They talk about this as though the ISP will be putting the man-hours in to monitor this stuff, but if you look at who stands to benefit, and who has incentive to invest in the people required, it's much more likely that the "copyright holders" are going to get carte blanche access to 'sniff' for infringement.

  And by "copyright holders" I assume that they mean only the large media conglomerates like disney. If I, as a content creator, have suspicions that people are sharing my copyrighted material, do I have access to the ISP's logs to 'sniff' for piracy? Un-effing-likely.
  

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  • yes, the daily log files for each person will be publicly available for review. haha yeah no but that would be neat.prophetone
  • interesting point though for sureprophetone

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