Attorneys general from 45 states sent letters to seven companies that offer online file-sharing software, hinting at possible legal consequences if the networks don't better inform computer users about potential copyright violations. Entertainment companies contend purveyors of peer-to-peer software are profiting from the unauthorized distribution of songs, movies and software, but a legal expert questioned how file sharing might break state laws.
August 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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