Tiscali tells BPI to naff off
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Internet provider Tiscali has refused to hand over the details of seventeen of its users accused of illegal downloading by the British Phonographic Institute today (11th July), report Reuters here.
The BPI reported on Monday that it had 'unequivocal' evidence of naughty goings on amongst seventeen of Tiscali's customers, as well as forty-two from Cable & Wireless, but attempts to access the details did not wash with Tiscali, after the BPI allegedly forgot to include much proper evidence.
Internet provider Tiscali has refused to hand over the details of seventeen of its users accused of illegal downloading by the British Phonographic Institute today (11th July), report Reuters here.The BPI reported on Monday that it had 'unequivocal' evidence of naughty goings on amongst seventeen of Tiscali's customers, as well as forty-two from Cable & Wireless, but attempts to access the details did not wash with Tiscali, after the BPI allegedly forgot to include much proper evidence.
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