FYI: NYT - Plaintiffs Sought Timeout After Turn in Napster Case

[Patrick Goltzsch <Patrick.Goltzsch@Hanse.de>]

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/01/31/technology/31NAPS.html

> [S] AN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30 -- The major record companies,
> which two weeks ago surprised analysts by seeking a
> temporary suspension in their copyright lawsuit against
> Napster, were about to face potentially damaging inquiries
> into their own behavior on maintaining copyrights.

[..]

> 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.

[..]

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