Jun 27 2005

Supreme court ruling! File sharing companies liable for copyright infringement!

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Hollywood wins piracy battle
The U.S. Supreme Court rules against Grokster in a closely watched piracy case.
June 27, 2005: 10:38 AM EDT

The U.S. Supreme Court handed the entertainment industry a crucial victory Monday in their titanic battle to curb Internet piracy.

In MGM v. Grokster, the high court overturned a ruling that barred Hollywood and the music industry from suing Internet services used by consumers to swap songs and movies for free.

The decision was a major win for the entertainment industry and a big blow to technology companies.

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