The cessation of discharges, "beginning of the end of civil rights?

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Several countries have decided to adopt regulations by which each region will decide freely whether or not the line short of internet users to download content protected by copyright. From there, we have seen how legislators, pressured by record and film industries, have included changes in laws affecting the free exercise of freedom of expression, information and the right of access to culture through the Internet.

From the time they have come to light, we have risen entrepreneurs, bloggers, associations and Internet users as possible, but alarmed at the court of the unjustifiable and closing lines of pages, all without judicial authorization. And no wonder. This cut lines and closure of sites is not the fault of the ministers but the recording and film industries, misnamed cultural industry, which lampara artists and pseudo-creators greet an initiative that has been orchestrated from his hand and they do not will be enough to save an industry model that shows clearly unsustainable and in need of protection of the laws to maintain their standard of living.

Various countries have drafted annexes to its laws that allow the blocking of the pages or the removal of illegal content through the courts. Thus, we ensure and safeguard intellectual property rights of the recording industry and film backward, against the hordes of users willing to ruin the national artists.

It is true that intellectual property and especially software and media, film, television and music were the big losers of progress and widespread implementation of internet, but the fact remains that this situation has tried to compensate by hitting low civil rights, clearly unfair and unintelligible, rather than find a solution agreed upon by all the actors who intervene in this world that is changing from off-line for on-line.

This complex scenario leaves many uncertainties for the Internet and fear that soon, with the law in his hand, governments, or film music industry, carriers or any entity related to intellectual property rights, they can control, spying and use these regulations to illegally expand their control over the digital communications of citizens with no choice on their part to go over and over again to judicial institutions in search of protection. That's where the crux of the matter: the problem is not the intellectual property, the problems come when someone has carte blanche to look your private communications and system business to the first opportunity. This Trojan horse sail on our computers and make us preocupemospor who controls the controller,
I'm afraid and we know the response.

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