Well, as far as I'm aware, ANY form of copy-written material on your computer, yes, even the OP2 logo downloaded off of Google images somewhere, can be a reason to deny you internet access.
This doesn't just effect the internet, seeing as you can copy-write phrases and words, so that the phrase 'I want to copy-write this' can be copy-written, and then be unusable to everyone but that person.
Now, that is insane surely, but that was something put in there to apease musicians to help copy-write lyrics. Oh wait, that means your favorite covers of songs are now illegal content?? Or so it would seem to me..
Generic drugs are hurt, seeing as they might get kicked off the shelves, and then we have to buy name-brand drugs that can set prices sky-high.
Something else that sets me off, the fact that this is to remove pirates... well, to be honest, if pirates really wanted something, they would do 1 of 2 things
1: create their own internet 'knockoff' or some other data transfer means
2: Find a way to spoof the devices that check for copy-protected material being transfered.
Technically, if you think about it, its unconstitutional, and enables them to watch us. Monitor phone calls, what we do on the internet, what TV shows we watch... I'm sorry, but I want my conversations between me and my girlfriend to be PRIVATE, not someone elses Info...