The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry's (IFPI) has released its latest 'Music Report 2007', which calls on ISP's to be tougher with file-sharers (P2P) on their network:


The IFPI doesn't appear to suggest what a "tougher" stance would constitute, seemingly expecting ISP's to fill in the gaps, which is difficult when many legitimate distribution services are now also P2P based.

There are also still problems that the music industry must plug with legitimate downloads, such as how many services force you to re-purchase the same song more than once when your music player changes (Digital Rights Management often prevents the track from being moved to another device). More @ Web-User.