Internet Protocol – Intellectual Property Policy
& Brexit
Französische Hadopi verkündet Erfolge im Kampf gegen Filesharing
by Stefan Krempl
Heise Online 2 April 2012
Andere Kritiker wie die Bloggerin Monica Horten verweisen darauf
[http://www.iptegrity.com/index.php/france/755-hadopi-has-it-massaged-the%20-numbers] , dass
die Hadopi auch einen zunehmenden Einsatz von Verschlüsselungs- und
Anonymisierungstechnik beim Filesharing nicht beachtet habe. Die Veröffentlichung
der Broschüre mitten im französischem Wahlkampf solle wohl nur dazu dienen, die
von Präsident Nicolas Sarkozy verfolgte Linie des harten Vorgehens gegen
Filesharing zu stützen und fürs eigene Überleben zu werben: Im Gegensatz zu
Sarkozy haben die Präsidentschaftsbewerber der Sozialisten und der Grünen erklärt,
das System der abgestuften Erwiderung auf Copyright-Verstöße nebst der Hadopi
einstampfen zu wollen.
See the cited article: Hadopi – has it massaged the numbers?
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