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Sony's 1984 Betamax win helps Cox beat Sony in important online piracy case.
The 9-0 ruling overturned a lower court's decision to order a new trial to determine how much the internet service provider owed the record labels for a form of liability called contributory copyright infringement.
The Verge - 3 hours 53 min agoThe Supreme Court has issued its ruling in a lengthy copyright battle between Cox Communications and major record labels, determining that the cable and internet service provider isn't responsible for illegally downloaded music, as reported earlier by the Associated Press . The unanimous decision says Cox "neither induced its users' infringement nor provided a service tailored to infringement." Several record labels, led by Sony Music, sued Cox in 2018, alleging the company allowed...
Why is tension simmering between the Supreme Court justices on the bench this week? When should we expect a ruling in Anthropic's legal battle with the Department of Defense? Who's leading the fight for refunds around President Trump's tariffs and do they want to be? Plus, pizza doxxings of judges are being probed by the...
Digital Music News - 4 hours 5 min agoIn a judgment that will dramatically affect the copyright litigation landscape, the Supreme Court has unanimously held that ISPs, in providing internet access without actively encouraging piracy, aren’t contributorily liable for users' infringement. The nation's highest court handed down the significant decision today, the better part of a decade after a jury ordered Cox Communications […]...
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Cox Communication in a case questioning the extent to which ISPs are responsible for policing music privacy.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Cox Communications cannot be held liable for music piracy committed by its users, rejecting a billion-dollar lawsuit filed by major labels. Along with dozens of other rights-holders, Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music initially sued Cox Communications the largest unit of privately owned Cox […]...
Engadget - 4 hours 22 min agoThe Supreme Court ruled unanimously on March 25 that Cox Communications is not liable for copyright infringement committed by its subscribers, reversing a 2024 appeals court decision that had upheld the ISP's liability. Sony Music Entertainment and other major labels sued Cox in 2018, arguing the company failed to terminate internet service for subscribers repeatedly flagged for pirating copyrighted music. A jury awarded $1 billion in statutory damages after finding Cox willfully infringed all...
The Supreme Court threw out Sony's suit against Cox Cable for contributing to music piracy.
Francisco Aguilar, the Nevada secretary of state, is among those preparing for a potential change to voting rules close to elections.
Supreme Court Justice Alito challenges whether migrants stopped at the border have "arrived" in the U.S., a question that could reshape asylum eligibility.
Peter Navarro said Wednesday that the Supreme Court striking down the bulk of President Trump's emergency tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) was the "best possible outcome" for the administration. "Even though we lost the IEEPA tariffs, it was the best possible outcome because the justices ratified and affirmed the use...
Daily Signal - 5 hours 50 min agoUnder our Constitution, state legislatures retain primary authority for setting the rules and procedures governing elections even federal ones. This is true for both congressional and... Read More The post What Does ‘Election Day’ Mean? The Supreme Court Is Being Asked To Decide This Consequential Question. appeared first on The Daily Signal .
ABC News - 5 hours 57 min agoThe Supreme Court has sided with internet service provider Cox Communications in its copyright fight with record labels over illegal music downloads by Cox customers...
At issue for the justices was whether providers like Cox could be held legally responsible if they knew that customers were pirating music but did not take steps to terminate their internet access.
Cox Communications provides internet service to more than 6 million homes and businesses in more than a dozen states.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday that Sony cannot hold Cox Communications liable for not doing enough to disconnect customers who illegally downloaded copyrighted music, a battle that has sent ripples through the music and telecommunications industries. Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority, said a lower court got it wrong in putting Cox on the hook for damages...
Esquire - 7 hours 27 min agoThe carefully crafted conservative majority might overturn a law that allows late mail-in ballots. Its reasons why are completely idiotic.
Internet providers just got some breathing room from the Supreme Court in a major copyright showdown. In a unanimous result Wednesday, the court said Cox Communications cannot be held broadly liable for customers who illegally download music, wiping away the core of a $1 billion win Sony and other labels...
Uninhibited questioning by Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson at Supreme Court arguments this week showcased tensions with their colleagues that were put on display. The most senior and junior members of the high court's liberal flank drew visible frustration from Chief Justice John Roberts and others as they dominated discussions. It wasn't the first time. "Would you complete your answer?" Roberts directed an arguing lawyer Tuesday, cutting off Sotomayor. Supreme...
Supreme Court members consider allowing the U.S. to turn away asylum seekers at the southern border.
Crude oil storage in Baltimore. The governments of Baltimore, Annapolis and Anne Arundel County had sued 26 oil and gas companies to recover damages caused by greenhouse gas emissions.
ABC News - 22 hours 53 min agoThe Supreme Court grappled Tuesday with an immigration policy that has been used to turn back migrants seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border and whether the Trump administration should be able to revive it...
Migrants granted an asylum appointment wait in line in Tapachula, Mexico last year.
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