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A federal judge in New York has ruled that a user's "making available" of songs or other copyrighted files using file-sharing software does not in and of itself construe infringement, in what could prove to be a setback in the record industry's legal campaign against such activities, CNET News.com reported.
"Plaintiffs' allegations -- insofar as plaintiffs wish to hold defendant liable for acts of infringement other than actual downloading and/or distribution -- fail to state a claim," U.S. District Judge Kenneth Karas wrote in a ruling Monday in Elektra v. Barker.
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"Plaintiffs' allegations -- insofar as plaintiffs wish to hold defendant liable for acts of infringement other than actual downloading and/or distribution -- fail to state a claim," U.S. District Judge Kenneth Karas wrote in a ruling Monday in Elektra v. Barker.
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