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Taiwan passes 'three strikes' anti-piracy law?

article published on 29 April, 2009

According to Billboard, Taiwan has passed an amendment this week to its copyright laws that will add the controversial "three strikes" anti-piracy laws. The three strikes laws will force ISPs to send two warning letters to alleged pirates before cutting off their Internet connections. The law, the Taiwanese government hopes, will "encourage self-correction by users" and clear up room ... [ read the full article ]

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its a perfect control mechanism, why wouldn't the Taiwanese want something like that.

Besides how much internet traffic from Taiwan is global in the first place.

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