The record industry won a victory Thursday against illegal online music swapping in Hong Kong as a court ordered four Internet service providers to reveal the names of 22 people who uploaded copyrighted music onto Web sites. The move -- sought by seven record labels, including Universal, Sony BMG and Warner Music -- paved the way for legal action against the 22 suspected offenders to seek compensation.
January 30, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The record industry won a victory Thursday against illegal online music swapping in Hong Kong as a court ordered four Internet service providers to reveal the names of 22 people who uploaded copyrighted music onto Web sites.
The move — sought by seven record labels, including Universal, Sony BMG and Warner Music — paved the way for legal action against the 22 suspected offenders to seek compensation.
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