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While accepting that copyright infringement is a big issue it seems clear to me that government imposed draconian laws that owe more to big business lobbying than sensible leglislative concern is not the way to go.
Read all about how New Zealand have approached the problem and plan your own resistance to its inevitable spread now.
Join New Zealand Internet blackout protest against insane copyright law
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Tony Gurney 