A popular BBC TV series with topical reports and interviews from around the country, The One Show, will tomorrow (Thursday 10th March on BBC1 at 7pm) air a special investigation into the "real story" behind the controversial UK solicitors firm ACS:Law (Andrew Crossley) and its "harassment" of broadband ISP customers; those whom it accused of involvement with "illegal" internet copyright infringement.

ACS:Law, which made its money by "bullying" customers of broadband ISPs with dubious settlement demands ("speculative invoicing") for alleged "illegal" copyright P2P file sharing activity, have since "ceased trading" but their legacy continues (here); the case resumes on the 16th March.

Consumer champion Dominic Littlewood from BBC The One Show has teamed up with Manchester law firm Ralli to investigate the events surrounding ACS:Law's activity, its ultimate demise and the on-going problems.


It should certainly make for some interesting viewing. Once again, the programme is schedule for broadcast tomorrow on BBC1 at 7pm.