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US Web hosts face payout as jury says they should have known about customers’ infringement

Posted By: admin 10 September, 2009

Web hosts face payout as jury says they should have known about customers’ infringement: “Two web hosting companies have been ordered to pay $32 million in damages after failing to convince a US jury that they were immune from responsibility for their users’ actions.”

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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