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Police on Tuesday raided the office of a professor at the University of Tokyo who was arrested a day earlier on copyright-related charges for developing and offering software that allows people to swap movies and video games. Isamu Kaneko's case, noteworthy as the first arrest in Japan of a suspected developer of file-sharing software, has sparked debate over protecting intellectual property rights amid widespread Internet piracy worldwide.
May 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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