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1 May 2012CopyrightBartłomiej Kochlewski and Maria Jurek

ISPs and online piracy

It sometimes seems as if copyright holders are fighting an impossible war against online piracy, and recent court judgments may not make things any easier, say Bartłomiej Kochlewski and Maria Jurek.

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