Hang on a minute the article read :
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(companies) "who now steadfastly support copyright theft with real cash money include Nat West, Vodafone, O2, First Direct, NTL, and Renault,""
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How the hell can NTL legal eagles come here and threaten anyone, all I did was to quote the BBC, who in turn had quoted an open letter to the BPI from Paul Myers, chief executive of Wippit.
It wasn't me that said NTL supported copyright theft it was the BPI.
I'm well aware that Emule can be used for legitamate purposes (although I've never met anyone that does).
Lest we forget, NTL's track record in this area isn't great, they advertised Spiderman as being available for download from the internet before it was available for purchase or rental anywhere in the world, as a means to attract new customers