KaZaA Bites Back
Sharman Networks, the creators of popular file-swapping service KaZaA, is suing the recording industry and major film studios, accusing them of monopolizing entertainment and abusing copyright powers. The suit comes after several film studios and music lables sued KaZaA for copyright infringement, and providing free copies of music and films to millions of KaZaA users. Sharman, based in Australia, is seeking a jury trial and damages in what is sure to be one of the biggest cases to test the reach of US copyright law. Tonight on "Tech Live," get the latest details of the suit that could determine your ability to download your favorite entertainment from the Web.
Sharman Networks, the creators of popular file-swapping service KaZaA, is suing the recording industry and major film studios, accusing them of monopolizing entertainment and abusing copyright powers. The suit comes after several film studios and music lables sued KaZaA for copyright infringement, and providing free copies of music and films to millions of KaZaA users. Sharman, based in Australia, is seeking a jury trial and damages in what is sure to be one of the biggest cases to test the reach of US copyright law. Tonight on "Tech Live," get the latest details of the suit that could determine your ability to download your favorite entertainment from the Web.
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