US Supreme Court asks Justice Department's views on Cox Communications case
By Blake Brittain WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court asked the Justice Department on Monday to weigh in on whether the justices should review a copyright dispute between Cox Communications and a group of music labels following a judicial decision that threw out a $1 billion jury verdict against the internet service provider over alleged piracy of music by Cox customers.
U.S. Supreme Court Asks DOJ to Weigh in on Billion-Dollar Music Piracy Case Against Cox
The U.S. Supreme Court asked the DOJ for its views on the $1 billion music piracy case against Cox, suggesting it may take up the case.
Supreme Court Requests DOJ Input on High-Stakes Cox Communications Copyright Infringement Case
Washington, D.C.’s Robert F. Kennedy Building, which serves as the DOJ headquarters. Photo Credit: ajay_suresh As both Cox Communications and
US Supreme Court seeks federal insight into major labels’ $1bn copyright case against Cox
The request will likely be handled by President-elect Donald Trump’s designated Solicitor General, John Sauer.
Supreme Court Seeks US Views in $1 Billion Music Copyright Case
The US Supreme Court sought the federal government’s views in a billion-dollar copyright clash between the music industry and internet provider Cox Communications Inc.Entertainment companies including units of Sony Group Corp.
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