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November 7, 2005 File-swap stalwart to pull plug on P2P network, hand $50 million in damages to studios, labels, publishers.Supreme Court to hear P2P case
December 10, 2004 High court to decide whether file-swapping companies like Grokster should pay for piracy.States, artists urge top court to hear P2P case
November 9, 2004 Software companies say Supreme Court shouldn't hear record, movie industries' appeal on legality of file-swapping software.Media groups appeal P2P ruling
August 19, 2003 Record labels and movie studios say they have appealed an April federal court ruling that held for the first time that some file-swapping software was legal.Supreme Court mulls file-swap 'pushers'
April 6, 2005 Middle-ground ruling in P2P case could focus on companies that actively encouraged copyright infringement.Court ruling could squeeze P2P pennies
June 27, 2005 Grokster ruling is likely to give investors pause when faced with the prospectus for a file-sharing start-up.Supreme Court may redefine file swapping
March 29, 2005 Justices voice concern for future innovation, while showing interest in holding file-swap companies responsible for piracy. FAQ: Betamax--tech's favorite ruling Photos: Making noise at P2P hearingsJustices to rule on fate of file swapping
June 20, 2005 Supreme Court decision closely watched by Hollywood, Silicon Valley could come as soon as this week.
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