Leading computer scientists were joined this week by tech firms and consumer groups in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to side with online file-sharing firms in a high-stakes battle against Hollywood and the recording industry. In briefs filed Tuesday, Grokster, StreamCast and their supporters urged the Court not to reinterpret the doctrine established in the 1984 Sony Betamax case. Scientists and academics voiced their concern that a decision for entertainment companies could chill technological progress.
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