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Trying to get the gatekeepers of the internet - mainly the Internet Service Provider - to fight against 'copyright infringement' is nothing new. After several countries jumped on board to call on US ISPs to fight copyright infringement. It seems like getting things like Internet Service Providers has become all the rage for the copyright industry around the world. The RIAA posted a press release saying the folowing: Referring to legislation introduced by Reps. Ed Markey (D-Mass.

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