P2P Users Would Stop if Warned by ISP

02008-03-05 | Computer, Copyright, Internet, Music | 0 comments

Slashdot | 70% of P2P Users Would Stop if Warned by ISP
As the UK considers a three strikes policy to fight copyright infringement, a new survey reports that 70% of UK broadband users would stop using P2P if they received a warning from their ISP. ‘Wiggin commissioned the 2008 Digital Entertainment Survey, which found that 70 percent of all people polled said they would stop illegally sharing files if their ISP notified them in some way that it had detected the practice. When broken down by age group, an unexpected trend emerges: teenagers are generally more likely to change their behavior than older Internet users.’

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