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Starting Monday, most U.S. Internet users will be subject to a new copyright enforcement system that could force them to complete educational programs, and even slow their Internet speeds to a crawl.
A source with direct knowledge of the Copyright Alert System (CAS), who asked to not to be named, has told the Daily Dot that the five participating Internet service providers (ISPs) will start the controversial anti-piracy program Monday.
The ISPs -- industry giants AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner, and Verizon -- will launch their versions of the CAS on different days throughout the week. Comcast is expected to be the first, on Monday.
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