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The distributor of the Kazaa software for sharing songs, movies and other files online cannot pursue an antitrust lawsuit against major recording labels and movie studios, a federal judge in Los Angeles ruled Thursday. Sharman Networks alleged that music labels and studios conspired to keep authorized and copy-protected versions of their songs and movies off Kazaa.
July 08, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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