Submission + - Graduated Response targets English Countries
bs0d3 writes: Of all the countries where graduated response measures for copyright infringement are used, there seems to be a bias for english speaking countries. Ireland, New Zealand, the United States, France and the UK are the only countries where you should be concerned with receiving regular copyright warning letters. Not to be confused with "notice of litigation letters" sent to large scale pirates who are being sued, copyright warning letters have for the most part been nothing more than scare messages that began in 2003. Out of the 5 countries where these letters may lead to some consequence, 4 of them speak english as a first language. One has to wonder if Australia and Canada are next.