Fresh in from the gosh-we-didn't-see-this-coming department: A recent survey by ISPreview.co.uk revealed that British broadband users really don't like the idea of disconnecting repeat infringers from the Internet. Only around six percent favored an Internet ban as a punishment for file sharers. This means the last resort measure of the so-called three strikes approach is almost as unpopular as P2P lawsuits, which were deemed an appropriate punishment by only about four percent of respondents.