Some how we missed this one on GFY. (or at least I couldn't find a thread about it)
Tinkering with the data was enough to show that the company could exert and was exerting control over the material on its servers, but Usenet.com never got to mount a vigorous DMCA safe harbor defense for an even simpler reason: the judge refused to allow it.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/n...aa-lawsuit.ars
Tinkering with the data was enough to show that the company could exert and was exerting control over the material on its servers, but Usenet.com never got to mount a vigorous DMCA safe harbor defense for an even simpler reason: the judge refused to allow it.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/n...aa-lawsuit.ars

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