$1B music piracy case could affect internet users
FOX 2 talks to cyber risk analyst David Derigiotis about Cox Comunications v. Sony Music Entertainment, a supreme court case concerning music piracy. Sony claims Cox, and other Internet service providers, failed to prevent music piracy. Cox argues it is not their responsibility to police the Internet. The outcome of this case could have a major effect on how (or if) music streaming remains a reality.
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