Supreme Court Grapples With ISP Copyright Dispute
'We are being put to two extremes here... How do we announce a rule that deals with those two extremes?'
'We are being put to two extremes here... How do we announce a rule that deals with those two extremes?'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, 2025 – Supreme Court justices appeared reluctant Monday to agree with record labels that broadband providers can face liability for not cutting the connections of repeat pirates.
At the same time, justices said they worried affirming Cox’s argument would leave too little accountability for ISPs.
The high court heard oral arguments Monday in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment, in which Cox argued that, as long as the company don’t specifically encourage users to infringe, ISPs should face no liability at all for keeping repeat offenders online.
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