Interesting news article from the BBC:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7059881.stm
I'm interested to note that the government spokesman, Lord Triesman, specifically says:
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he said that the government had no interest in "hounding 14-year-olds who shared music", it was intent on tracking down those who made multiple copies for profit.
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I think that's a very sensible distinction to make. It's people pirating music for profit who need to be stopped, not 14 year olds downloading the odd song.