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:business#copyright#cox-communications-v-sony-music-entertainment#internet#isps#supreme-court#technology
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