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Although the recording industry claims progress with its controversial legal campaign against file swappers, its optimism may clash with evidence that peer-to-peer file sharing is at an all-time high. How far can the entertainment industry go to safeguard its ownership interests in music, movies and other digital content?
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Sony Betamax Case (1984)
Landmark case where individuals' limited right to "Fair Use" of copyright content was established.
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