Supreme Court Wrestles ISP Copyright Liability: What’s New?
Everyone figured the Supreme Court would punt on Cox v. Sony, leaving internet service providers to continue their precarious dance with copyright infringement. But today, the justices looked ready to actually *decide* something, and it might not be the win Cox was banking on.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of Cox's argument that ISPs shouldn't be liable for user infringement, even with knowledge. 𝕏
- Justices are exploring a 'middle-ground liability test' rather than a strict win/loss for either Cox or Sony. 𝕏
- The outcome could reshape ISP responsibilities and potentially increase costs for internet users. 𝕏
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Originally reported by IPWatchdog
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