siguendo the initiative of many people who have already published this text:
About four million people lack access to broadband in Spain in terms of their locations, and to this negative indicator Development of Information Society in Spain, you could add massive low Adsl customers more time consuming and expensive in Europe.
representative entities of the Internet community, the computer professionals and consumers in Spain estimated the figure of four million broadband customers, ADSL and cable-modem, which may be low, if eventually confirmed the agreement Redtel management companies copyright, flagged by the SGAE in Spain to give three warnings before disconnecting or slow Internet connection for using P2P networks. A decrease in income would be added any compensation that might arise for breach of contract carriers and penalties based on Articles 8 ("Restrictions on the provision of services and procedures intra-community cooperation) and 11 ("Duty of cooperation of intermediary service providers") of Law 34/2002 of July 11, Services Information Society and Electronic Commerce, as amended by Law 56/2007 of 28 December, Measures to Promote the Information Society.
While telecom operators are trying to weather the crisis, the management company of copyright, trying to get perks for manufacturers Content trying to convince everyone that the exchange of files between individuals on the Internet is a criminal act and that means heavy losses to the entertainment sector.
However, both the prosecution and the judgments state that file sharing copyrighted restrictive P2P networks is not a crime and is punishable in any way when it comes to public records or under copyleft licenses (most cases )
's own management entities have recognized copyright in the "Industry Report content in Spain", published by ASIMELEC, that there is a drop in revenue for the sector and only the music has a decline in sales through traditional channels (although not reported the increase of income by, among others, live performances, downloads and advertising)
The truth is that negotiations are being conducted under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, can assume that some of the most creditworthy and most technologically savvy of Spain begin to lose customers in a rush. Which will affect their bottom line and its ability to maintain employment.
But more serious is that an agreement of this nature attempt to free competition , slams on the brakes access to Information Society in Spain undermining civil rights of citizens and further away the constitutional right access to culture and knowledge.
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