The technology world -- from multibillion-dollar computer companies to garage tinkerers -- faces new and potentially costly uncertainties with the Supreme Court's ruling that inventors can be held liable if third parties use their products to infringe on copyrights. Monday's ruling could invite lawsuits against those whose products or services are deemed as encouraging infringement. That leaves a broad gray area yet to be defined, critics said.
June 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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