I've been reading the threads regarding the 3 strikes law, and am wondering how or if it applies to Slingshot's caching servers
Are they simply exempt because they're an ISP/IPAP? (what exactly does IPAP stand for anyway??)
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tigercorp: I've been reading the threads regarding the 3 strikes law, and am wondering how or if it applies to Slingshot's caching servers
Are they simply exempt because they're an ISP/IPAP? (what exactly does IPAP stand for anyway??)
tigercorp: And while we're on it, what counts as "file locker services" and why would they be exempt from the notice sending process? - http://www.med.govt.nz/templates/Page____46862.aspx
jonb: ...
The argument is that there is already a mechanism for rights holders to request takedowns of infringing material stored there (once they manage to find it), whereas there was no mechanism to do anything about infringing material shared by p2p.
hellonearthisman: unclehorse if you had a VPN then you could watch Dr Who streamed via the BBC iPlayer legally.
BBC - BBC One Programmes - Doctor Who, Series 6, Let's Kill Hitler
Without getting the classic,
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