French 3-Strikes Law

Flamsmark flamsmark at gmail.com
Fri Oct 23 09:25:29 UTC 2009


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> The law stated that you are responsible of your connection usage. It simply
> means, legally, that if someone (undercover or not) else use it, you could
> be disconnected. They called it the "négligence caractérisée", meaning you
> didn't take any countermeasures to prevent someone else from using your
> connection to breach the intellectual property.
>

Can you give more information about this provision? Is an ISP responsible
for the actions of their users? Is a message board owner liable if someone
posts unauthorized material? What about an email service provider? What
about foreign sites, or corporate sites? If someone on Blogger posts
unauthorized material, would Google's French connections be cut off? Would
Larry and Sergey be blacklisted?
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