Another interesting article from the excellent Charlie Brooker in today’s Guardian newspaper, highlighting the connection between the Damien Hirst – Cartrain spat, which, I confess, I hadn’t come across, and the recent government threat to take away internet access to illegal downloaders. Cartrain – a teenage graffiti artist of no apparent wealth – had used an image from Hirst’s ludicrously expensive diamond-crusted skull (titled for the Love of Money, sorry, God), and incorporated it into a work  which he then sold online. Hirst insisted that the Copyright agency should confiscate Cartrain’s works. So, Cartrain wandered into the Tate where Hirst’s …