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NEXT ON PANORAMA: ARE THE NET POLICE COMING FOR YOU? MONDAY 15TH MARCH AT 8.30PM ON BBC ONE

Music artists on unlawful filesharing

Music artists including Billy Bragg and Kate Nash, and X Factor judge Louis Walsh discuss the Bill and the impact of unlawful file-sharing on their livelihoods and the music industry in general.

Are the net police coming for you?

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