Posted by: Samuel, UK (Monday 11 July 2005, 8:02 PM)
"The European Parliament's civil liberties committee has estimated that the proposals could cost large ISPs and telcos up to £120m to set up, and millions of pound a year to run."
Placed next to profit margins, the welfare of the state and peoples lives is this really too much.
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