Online digital file sharing enjoys massive popularity. Its wide use, however, threatens to destroy the interests of copyright owners.
File Sharing: A Problem for Congress or the Courts?
Online digital file sharing enjoys massive popularity. Its wide use, however, threatens to destroy the interests of copyright owners. Yet, its broad consumer support and touted technological potential have raised questions about who should bear the risks of such activity, and who — <i>ie,</i> Congress or the courts — should make such determinations.
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