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Digital Economy Act 2010 Andrew Cormack Chief Regulatory Adviser, JANET(UK) Andrew. Cormack@ja. net Copyright Digital Economy Act 2010 Andrew Cormack Chief Regulatory Adviser, JANET(UK) Andrew. Cormack@ja. net Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 1

How the Act works • Now (actually, mid-2011) – Rightsholders send notices to ISPs How the Act works • Now (actually, mid-2011) – Rightsholders send notices to ISPs – ISPs pass (some) notices to Subscribers – ISPs count notices per Subscriber • Maybe in 2012 (if Minister decides) – ISP limits access for high-count Subscribers • Maybe some time (if Minister decides) – Courts may order blocking of internet locations • Details left to secondary legislation Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 2

Definitions • “ISP” – – Provides internet access (mainly), and Allocates IP address Under Definitions • “ISP” – – Provides internet access (mainly), and Allocates IP address Under agreement With subscriber • “Subscriber” – Receives service from ISP – But not “as a communications provider” • “Communications Provider” (Comms. Act 2003) – Establishes, maintains or operates a network – Network = system transmitting electrical/magnetic/e-m signals Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 3

Which means? • House = Subscriber (probably) • University? School? JANET? • Gov’t & Which means? • House = Subscriber (probably) • University? School? JANET? • Gov’t & Ofcom aware of problem – Minister admitted confusion in Parliament! – But don’t seem to have power to decide • Plan seems to be. . . – See where rights holders send notices (=ISP) – See where recipients forward them (=Subsc. ) – Appeal if anyone doesn’t like it Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 4

Ofcom draft Code • Identifies seven “Qualifying ISPs” – Fixed line providers >400 K Ofcom draft Code • Identifies seven “Qualifying ISPs” – Fixed line providers >400 K subscribers • Rights holders also have to Qualify – By registering in advance – And paying in advance too • Consultation closed July 2010. . . Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 5

Can’t we do better? • JANET AUP already requires – Grant access to network Can’t we do better? • JANET AUP already requires – Grant access to network responsibly – Receive reports of AUP breaches – Educate those responsible for breaches • So they don’t do it again! • Similar to “ISP” role, in fact • Already do it (much) better than them Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 6

JANET sites should. . . • Manage network access – Expect users to authenticate JANET sites should. . . • Manage network access – Expect users to authenticate – Limit damage that unauthenticated can do • Keep IP => User records (≥ 3 months) • Receive and deal with breach reports – Process, tools, policy, enforcement – See JANET Factsheet • Educate users Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 7

JANET should. . . • Persuade regulators – Process already working well – Alternatives JANET should. . . • Persuade regulators – Process already working well – Alternatives would be worse • For copyright protection • And for purposes of network & customers • Work with rights holders on processes – Current process recognised as good – (Low-cost) improvements may be possible Copyright JNT Association 2010 -1 JANET Briefing, 20 th Jan, 2011 9

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