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Praktik download ilegal marak di Inggris
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Sekitar tujuh juta orang di seluruh Inggris terlibat dalam download, dan mengubah sikap pelaku diakui tidak mudah. Praktik itu sendiri menimbulkan kerugian ekonomi sangat besar. Meski demikian, menyatakan orang yang melakukan download secara melanggar hukum melakukan tindak pidana dinilai mungkin bukan langkah yang tepat. The report for a body advising the government on copyright looks at consumer attitudes to illegal downloading. Researchers found 1.3 million people online on just one file-sharing network on a weekday and worked out that over a year, they were getting free access to material worth 120 billion pounds. The report says seven million people who download illegally in the UK can't all be students, older people must also be involved. But it says there's uncertainty about what is or is not illegal, and the fact that so much on the internet is free only adds to the confusion. The report warns the government that criminalising downloaders could have huge economic costs and might not even work. Rory Cellan-Jones, BBC body copyright consumer attitudes to getting free access to must also be involved there's uncertainty about adds to the confusion criminalising |
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