Would the model used by these guys work within the computing and media fields? I heard of a hairdressers operating on the same principles.
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Illegal file-share trial ends in acquittal
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Originally posted by AtW View PostCan you repeat this please, I am not sure everyone heard it...

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The file sharing was illegal, and this was never in dispute. However, he didn't actually share any files, nor did he provide any hosting for shared files. What he did was to provide a web site on which people could post links to places at which they were sharing files, mostly illegally.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostOops. Surely he can now sue the FT for defamation?
"Illegal file-share trial ends in acquittal" - if he's been found not guilty, they shouldn't be reporting his site as illegal.

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