Tom Abate
Tom Abate covers the technology sector for GlobalPost. Abate has covered Silicon Valley as a newspaper reporter since 1992, but his experience with high-tech goes back to the mid-1980s when he...
French "three strikes" law unconstitutional
France's Constitutional Council has struck down the most onerous provision of a new law meant to combat digital copyright violations by ruling that the government cannot cut off Internet service after a person is accused of three illegal downloads. The ruling weakens a law
pushed by President Nicholas Sarkozy that had stirred controversy throughout Europe. The Council, France's final constitutional authority, agreed with critics inside and outside
the country that it was unconstitutional to impose a penalty without a trial.
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