Four hours after a jury in a New York federal court awarded Tee Vee Tunes $300,000 in a copyright infringement action against MP3.com, two jurors phoned the judge's chambers to report the award should have been more than $2 million. The jury was called back to court Monday to determine whether Friday's verdict should be disregarded -- and what amounted to a victory for MP3.com should be wiped out.
April 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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