On 23 Mar 2010, at 14:33, Malcolm Hunter wrote:

>> indeed, however the predominant use is piracy so like with handguns and 
>> knives the legitimate use becomes collateral damage in the legislative 
>> "war on piracy".
>> 
>> The case for legitimate use of P2P was somewhat undermined when the 
>> likes of the BBC decided it was cheaper to pay for bandwidth as the 
>> price of the latter had fallen.
> 
> Did anyone see Panorama recently discussing the bill? It's still on iPlayer 
> if anyone's interested. I laughed when the "tech" person examined the 
> family's hard drive and discovered a copy of uTorrent on it, which is used 
> for downloading copyrighted material. Of course this was a damning piece of 
> evidence!!! No clarification that this is actually a legitimate piece of 
> software that has just been used for illegitimate purposes. There's not just 
> Open Source software available on Bittorent. Some bands share their music 
> this way.

I companed to the BBC about this I should have encariged eveyone one to do the 
same on the BBC website both the Panorama pages and the BBC's main pages.

Steve

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