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Universal Music Group asked a federal judge in New York Tuesday to saddle MP3.com with $450 million in damages as part of a landmark copyright infringement case that has put the future of the music Web site in question. Judge Jed Rakoff is expected to rule today on whether the defendant willfully infringed Universal's copyrights. MP3 warned such an award would "be a death sentence" for the company.
September 05, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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