Supreme Court weighs file sharing and future tech risk
The Supreme Court debated whether allowing lawsuits against makers of file sharing software to curb illegal online music and movie copying could chill future inventions like the iPod. Justices questioned if manufacturers might be sued for consumer piracy, while Grokster's lawyers argued the software has legal uses and the industry notes piracy scales to billions of items monthly.
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