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Last March the music industry announced they'd created a new organization tasked with trying to implement a music "piracy tax." In essence, users would pay their ISP $5-$10 a month for the right to download, copy and share as much music as they'd like without restrictions. Or at least that's the sales pitch; it's hard to believe the music industry's implementation of such a plan wouldn't have serious flaws -- the least of which being that the industry would probably have everyone paying a piracy tax, whether they pirated or not.
