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A new appeal landed at the U.S. Supreme Court with potentially billions of dollars at stake for the music, movie and Internet industries.
The question presented is whether internet service providers such as Cox Communications, AT&T and Comcast should be held liable for the copyright infringement committed by their users.
In a petition filed on August 15, Cox has demanded the justices' "urgent" review after a federal appeals court held that ISPs can be saddled with secondary liability for user piracy if they do not cut off the users' internet connections after receiving notices of copyright violations.
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