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Taking Counsel: P2P File Sharing Networks 's Be Careful!

Jun 10, 2009
By Dace Sirme

Over a billion people are using the Internet worldwide and roughly 45 million of them are using peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing networks. Current P2P file sharing networks are usually designed to upload or download data. They enable users to make different files publicly available 's music, films, spreadsheets 's and share them with other users in the digital environment. Legal uncertainty in digital copyright law is a great challenge for practitioners, judges and legal scholars worldwide. C ...

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