
By David Meyer
Published: Thursday 12 July 2007
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Name
james Button
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
Comment
Yes - ISP's should NOT be held responsible for policing what is transmitted, any more than the government should be held responsible for what is transported on the roads, and Airlines held responsible for what they transport.
HOWEVER ISP's should be held responsible for what they allow on their lines without a valid source identity.
After that, it's up to the courts to decide if it is legally and morally, reasonable, proper, and lawful for the ISP to be required to divulge the id, and input location of the person/organisation associated with specific id's - even if that is just the name of another ISP/transport organisation.
As - in they should be able to give the authorities the name and address of whoever it is that is sending me all this spam and malware
Yes - ISP's should NOT be held responsible for pol...
james Button
Belgian Bananas !
There is a big difference bet...
Simon
Aren't we slightly missing the point.
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Tim Jackson
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Joe Whitehead
Having ISPs to govern the internet is like orderin...
Steve Clendenon
so by much the same token mobile phone service pro...
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