The U.S. Supreme Court docket on Monday agreed to listen to web supplier Cox Communications’ attraction of a choice exposing it to steep copyright legal responsibility for its customers’ on-line piracy, wading right into a novel authorized problem that has shaken the web service trade.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Liability of Internet Providers for User Piracy
