Logically, this makes plenty of sense, but I think this is ultimately going to come down to a decision based on the DMCA. The employees of Napster *knew* that copyrighted material was being distributed through their service and did nothing to stop it. Like all cases, it's going to come down to written law, not ideology.
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Logically, this makes plenty of sense, but I think this is ultimately going to come down to a decision based on the DMCA. The employees of Napster *knew* that copyrighted material was being distributed through their service and did nothing to stop it. Like all cases, it's going to come down to written law, not ideology.