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UK ISPs don't want to play umpire to "three strikes" rule

Date : 02 15 2008 Category : Technology

Ars Technica

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Lord Triesman, a one-time communist and student agitator, is now the man leading the charge for ISP content filtering and a "three strikes and no more Internet" policy. ISPs are not pleased.

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