Ofcom to spend £6m implementing Digital Economy Act by 2012

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Watcgdog expects to recoup costs from copyright holders, but only if Act is upheld

Ofcom is set to spend £6m implementing the controversial Digital Economy Act over the next year, a Freedom of Information request has revealed. The request, made by Slightly Right of Centre, als...

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