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14 August 2019CopyrightSaman Javed

Music publishers vent fury at ISP’s ‘delaying tactics and gamesmanship’

A number of music publishers have filed a status report accusing internet service provider (ISP) Cox Communications of obstruction, delay and gamesmanship in a dispute over its monitoring of pirated content across its networks.

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