LONDON (AFP) — Britain's six biggest internet providers have backed a government plan to clamp down on rampant music and film piracy, it was reported

Internet service providers have been working hard and have now worked out a deal with the government, as well as the music industry so that they can clamp

The British Phonographic Industry has signed an agreement with AOL, BSkyB, BT, Talk Talk, Tiscali and Virgin Media which means customers identified as

Six of the UK's biggest internet providers have agreed on a plan with the music industry to tackle illegal downloading. The plan will involve the service

In what the British Phonographic Industry is calling a 'ground-breaking' agreement, the six largest ISPs in the UK are to send hundreds of thousands of

Internet service providers have agreed to blacklist customers and reduce their internet access for downloading music and films illegally.

By Daily Mail Reporter Moves to revolutionise music downloading were unveiled today, including a plan for an annual fee for the right to copy unlimited

A selection of the UK's biggest Internet service providers have today reached an agreement with the music industry to help combat online piracy.

by Jason Gregory Six of the UK's biggest internet service providers have agreed to take tougher sanctions against users who download music illegally.

Britain's six main internet service providers (ISPs) are getting tough on people who illegally download music. It is understood that the ISPs have agreed to

By Richard Alleyne Internet users face being charged an annual "licence fee" of £30 to download music as part of a new crackdown on piracy.

By Tim Castle, LONDON (Reuters) 24/07/2008 The parents of thousands of teenagers illegally downloading music and films will be sent warning letters under a