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Families will have to pay £20 to show they DIDN'T illegally download music under new lawThe Daily MailJun. 27, 2012 |
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 Internet users who illegally download music, movies and e-books will be sent warning letters in a crackdown that could lead to court action for copyright theft. A new regime to tackle online piracy will in effect treat individuals as ‘guilty until proven innocent’. Those wrongly accused of illegal downloading will have to pay a £20 fee to appeal in a move that has angered consumer groups. Read More 
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