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Tele 2 will meet next week with other ISPs to decide whether or not to appeal the case. This past Monday I reported how the Danish ISP Tele 2 lost a case brought against it by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry(IFPI) after it refused to prevent its customers from accessing The Pirate Bay - one of the world's largest sources of pirated content. The ruling was immediately criticized everywhere after being recognized for what it really is - censorship by corporate interests.

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