On November 17 Universal Music Group filed a copyright infringement suit against video-sharing Web site MySpace.com. In October, Universal Music had sued Bolt Inc. and Grouper Network Inc., Internet providers of space for digital file sharing.
These actions have fueled speculation that Hollywood could be facing a repeat of the long, costly litigation war against music sites Napster and Grokster. But the court battles won’t be the same this time. Copyright lawyers say they face different arguments in a decidedly gray area.
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