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Music industry heals divide and votes for three-strike online piracy rule
LONDON - The music industry has voted to support a "three strikes" rule that would see online pirates have their broadband connections slowed down in an agreement that could end the recent rift between the UK's top artists, including Radiohead and Lily Allen.
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