EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

As expected, the film industry has today appealed the Federal Court decision to exonerate iiNet for the actions of its customers.

AFACT says it has several "good grounds" to appeal, but none it is willing to share with the media at this stage.

-- Brett Winterford

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