Thanks for the interesting post, Jack!
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Originally posted by JackSpratts
But several experts — copyright lawyers and an analyst who closely follows the case — said the transcript suggested that the recording industry might be more concerned over the copyright issues.
Mark Radcliffe, a copyright lawyer in Silicon Valley, said that if Napster was permitted to seek evidence about copyright questions, such evidence could provide the basis for a viable defense in trial. And it could challenge how much control over music copyrights the labels were entitled to have, he added.
"The labels are deathly afraid these ownership issues will come up in court," Mr. Radcliffe said.
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Muahaaaa!
Too bad that this did not happen earlier on when Napster was still an independent player... now it's more about Bertelsmann's greed against the greed of the rest of them....
- tg
