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Old 10-23-2009, 10:21 AM   #20
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Hm. I'm confused now. Apparently the french constitutional court also did something (NYT) today. Namely, approved the new (slightly modified) Hadopi wholesale.
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Ars Technica reports: What sort of country puts "Les Immortels" in charge of its language and "Sages" in charge of its constitution? France, of course, where today the Sages had a crack at the country's brand-new, now-with-judicial-oversight version of its Internet disconnection law. Apart from a minor nitpick, the Sages have approved the law in its entirety, just as France also forced the European Parliament to back down on its own opposition. The world's toughest "three strikes" regime will soon be the law of the terre.
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