File Sharing and California's New P2P Law
Ivan Hoffman has a posting about California's new P2P Law writing inter alia:
"California has passed a new law that makes it a criminal violation to knowingly download and electronically share works that are known by the party to be 'commercial' and which works are protected by copyright without providing certain information required by the statute."
Since California is often ahead of national developments, read the whole article to see the future direction that the state laws are probably going on file sharing.
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