That mandates copyright holders suing for copyright infringement and/or the statutory fees they are due from the creation of derivative works. I would suggest

That mandates copyright holders suing for copyright infringement and/or the statutory fees they are due from the creation of derivative works. I would suggest that an argument could be made for some sort of fraud as well, for not delivering "the internet" (would have to consult with a lawyer to be sure). Throwing protocol changes and such will not work in the long run, because you're trying to fix this in the wrong problem domain. This is a legal and political issue, not a technical one. If there is a desire to fix this idiocy, time is best spent where it is most effective. /I suggest political action towards hitting the big ISPs with the Sherman & Clayton Antitrust Acts. These ISPs are patently abusing monopoly power in various ways.