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29 August 2019CopyrightRory O'Neill

Record labels denounce ISP as infringement ‘haven’

The music industry is continuing to put pressure on internet service providers (ISP) to tackle copyright infringement by their customers, with US-based RCN Corporation the latest defendant in a new lawsuit.

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