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Record Industry v. Internet Backbone
posted by macgill on Friday August 16, @07:06PM
from the old-dog-new-trick dept.
News A bunch of record industry plaintiffs have just tried a new approach to copyright enforcement. Plaintiffs are asking the Southern District of New York to order backbone providers to block access to and from the address of a website called Listen 4 Ever (allegedly located in China) under 17 USC 512(j). I have put the Complaint and Preliminary Injunction Papers online.

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    Common Carrier (Score:0)
    by Anonymous Coward on Monday August 19, @09:22AM (#236)
    And here I was, silly me, thinking that only sensible thing in the notice and take-down provisions of the DMCA is that common carriers are protected. Oh, silly me.

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