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UK record industry head responds to criticisms of recent news that Virgin Media and his group will team up to warn, educate, and ultimately disconnect illegal file-sharers. British Phonographic Industry (BPI) chief executive Geoff Taylor recently responded in an article on the BBC to criticisms over recent news that his group and Virgin Media will collaborate to fight illegal downloading on its network. His retort is delusional at best for it fails to acknowledge the fact that the duo will essentially be examining all data that is carried across its network. Even more laughable is his suggestion that "..

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