Constitutional Law
Oct. 19, 2000
Music Minefield
Lawsuits brought to stop online "music swapping" and "movie swapping," as swappers call it, or "piracy," as the recording and motion-picture industries deem it, have raised novel issues affecting First Amendment rights of free speech and association.
Lawsuits brought to stop online "music swapping" and "movie swapping," as swappers call it, or "piracy," as the recording and motion-picture industries deem it, have raised novel issues affecting First Amendment rights of free speech and association. As the cyberwars continue, the First Amendment ...
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