lm sure this post is going to turn out to be an "I TOLD YOU SO" debate, but still it warranted posting for amusement value of how governments continually forget that in order to understand technology that they have to get off their posteriors and actually take the time to think about it.
Full story can be found @ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8592444.stm
lmao, just goes to prove that regardless of the country, government officials and such dont really care about learning how technology works they would rather just have the usual backhanders for introducing new laws and force the ISP industry to fit the bill for unworkable solutions to a problem that the recording industry should be dealing with (after all the recording industry wants to limit where we can buy their content by allowing us only old fashioned methods of content delivery because they can make more money from it)
Some forms of piracy are on the rise in France despite the passing of a tough anti-piracy law, suggests a study.
Full story can be found @ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8592444.stm
lmao, just goes to prove that regardless of the country, government officials and such dont really care about learning how technology works they would rather just have the usual backhanders for introducing new laws and force the ISP industry to fit the bill for unworkable solutions to a problem that the recording industry should be dealing with (after all the recording industry wants to limit where we can buy their content by allowing us only old fashioned methods of content delivery because they can make more money from it)























