Intellectual Property
Mar. 9, 2001
Net Notice
An Internet service providers' forum for the exchange of data may violate two exclusive rights of copyright holders.
By Lincoln D. Bandlow
One of the myriad legal issues that accompanied the dawn of the Internet era was how to reconcile the Copyright Act's strict-liability scheme with the desire to encourage Internet service providers to provide a forum for the exchange of information.
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One of the myriad legal issues that accompanied the dawn of the Internet era was how to reconcile the Copyright Act's strict-liability scheme with the desire to encourage Internet service providers to provide a forum for the exchange of information.
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