During an interview on NPR's "On Point" tonight, David Savage, the Supreme Court reporter for the LA Times, described today's Supreme Court ruling against Grokster and Streamcast, the owner of Morpheus, as pertaining to "websites" that encourage copyright infringement. Um, David -- Grokster and Morpheus are peer-to-peer file sharing services, not websites.
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June 27, 2005
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