many sources in the blogosphere report the standoff between the isp tiscali and the british phonographic industry. bpi wants tiscali to stop its ip-identified users from file-sharing, tiscali says slow down to them.

they want tiscali to

1.  suspend the relevant customers until such time as they enter
into an undertaking with the BPI in the form required by bpi

2.  disclos the personal details of the relevant customers to the
BPI; and

3.  itself enter into a legal agreement with the BPI obliging it
to do the above.

none of the above will happen. details here and here and here.