[LINK] more on the AT&T approach to illegal sharing

[Jan Whitaker]

Liked this addition:
[they are nagging with alerts via email and certified letters]
AT&T, however, did not and does not plan to take any action on its 
own against those customers, like canceling their service, even 
though they ignored repeated warnings.

"We are not under any circumstances going to suspend or terminate any 
customer's service as a result of a third-party allegation unless 
they have a court order," Mr. Cicconi said. "The copyright owner has 
legal rights, and we are not going to be the agent to enforce their rights."

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/26/att-learns-from-mom-in-fighting-file-sharing/


Maybe the situation here in Australia would benefit from paying 
attention to this approach. Seems to align with the Link commentariat.

Jan


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