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Recent cases of interest to the Internet law community. This month:<br/>U.S. Supreme Court Mulls RIAA, Verizon Dispute <br/>PA Internet Child Pornography Act Struck Down

9 minute read October 01, 2004 at 11:59 AM
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Cases of Note

U.S. Supreme Court Mulls RIAA, Verizon Dispute

The entertainment industry's copyright battle against rampant online music and movie file-swapping is heading to the United States Supreme Court.

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