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Supreme Court Shields the Internet from a Drastic ISP Penalty

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Supreme Court Shields the Internet from a Drastic ISP Penalty
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The Supreme Court unanimously blocked a $1 billion verdict against Cox Communications, ruling ISPs aren’t liable for user copyright infringement without proof of intent, preserving broad safe harbors and signaling a cautious, internet‑protective approach to tech regulation.

Topics:businesstechnology#copyright#cox-communications-v-sony-music-entertainment#internet#isps#supreme-court#technology
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  1. The Supreme Court is scared it’s going to break the internet  Vox
  2. Supreme Court Sides With Internet Provider in Copyright Fight Over Pirated Music  The New York Times
  3. Supreme Court tosses $1B copyright verdict in record companies' battle over illegal internet downloads  Fox Business
  4. SCOTUStoday for Thursday, March 26  SCOTUSblog
  5. Supreme Court Draws a Hard Line on Contributory Infringement in Cox v. Sony Music  Copyright Lately

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