Publishers target LimeWire for copyright infringement
18 June 2010
Eileen McDermott, New York
Thirty-one music publishers have sued peer-to-peer music service LimeWire for inducing copyright infringement
The suit comes on the heels of a New York Court's ruling last month in Arista Records v LimeWire that LimeWire was responsible for encouraging its users to infringe the copyrighted works of a group of 13 record companies.
EMI and 30 other music publishers filed a complaint Wednesday with the US...
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