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ILLEGAL FILE SHARING: Both the SABAM and Newbinz cases offer seemingly similar and yet contrasting approaches by the courts to the problem of illegal file sharing and where the responsibilty lays.


European Court of Justice / UK High Court SABAM and Newzbin cases

Both the SABAM and Newbinz cases offer seemingly similar and yet contrasting approaches by the courts to the problem of illegal file sharing and where the responsibilty lays.

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