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Spain P2P smackdown

Filed in archive International by Marc on June 27, 2006

Spain P2P smackdown
While P2 for personal use is legal in France and The Netherlands, it's now illegal in Spain. The spanishlinks Congress also made it a criminal offense for ISPs that facilitate unauthorized file sharing, though it's not clear what ISPs do that could be deemed contributory. To top it off, a tax will also be assessed on recordable media from CDs to memory sticks. The MPAA was very, very happy.






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