4:19 pm Wed February 27, 2013  Piracy Alert System Raises
Concerns About Fair Use, Misidentification  Originally published
on Wed February 27, 2013 4:57 pm    Now, a new tool in the anti-
piracy toolbox. This week, half a dozen Internet service
providers - from Verizon to AT&T, along with entertainment
industry trade groups - launched the Copyright Alert System.
It's a program to help deter online piracy. When they see movies
or TV shows getting swapped illegally, they will trace that back
to the person who's doing it, using the IP address. And then -
well, here to tell us what happens next is New York Law School
professor James Grimmelmann.  And James, what happens next?
JAMES GRIMMELMANN: So it starts off very mildly. All they do is
throw up a pop-up window to say, hey, we saw what you're doing
there. You know, there's this thing, copyright law, you really
should be aware of it.  CORNISH: So you just get a nice wrap on
the wrist, a warning. And what exactly is behavior that's
considered bad behavior under