Plans to suspend the internet accounts of people who download music illegally are unfair, according to the head of Britain's biggest telecoms firm.
British Telecom's chief executive, Ian Livingston, said illegal file-sharers should be fined instead of cut off.
He and other industry figures from Firms such as Google and Facebook have written to the Financial Times urging changes to the Digital Economy Bill.
The bill is going through Parliament and was welcomed by the music industry.
It is seen as a weapon in the battle against online piracy.
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