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An international Internet cafe chain that allowed customers to copy music from the Internet onto compact discs said it would fight a ruling that declared its activities copyright infringement. The British Phonographic Industry filed charges against the easyInternetcafe last year. On Tuesday, a British judge ordered an inquiry into damages due to music companies, as well as an account of illegal profits made by the chain.
January 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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