ISPs told not to disconnect music pirates
Illegal music downloaders will no longer face the threat of being cut off from the internet by their internet service providers (ISPs)

Intellectual property minister David Lammy said the idea had been scrapped because the legal issues involved were too complex.
Lammy, speaking to The Times in advance of the publication of a report on the future of Britain's digital industries, said the music industry and ISPs have yet to agree on how best to deal with online music piracy.
The MP also said that illegal downloaders should not be arrested.
ISP British Telecom said in a statement: "We're still hopeful that an amicable solution, without the need for legislation, can be reached."
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