Summary
Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the Supreme Court is facing a choice between "two extremes" in a case about Cox Communications and music piracy. The court is deciding if Cox should be liable for its users' copyright infringements, risking potential damages of $1.5 billion.
Key Facts
- Justice Sonia Sotomayor spoke about "two extremes" in a Supreme Court case involving Cox Communications.
- The case involves Cox Communications potentially being liable for music piracy by its users.
- The Supreme Court is considering whether the company should be responsible for not stopping copyright infringement.
- Justices questioned Cox's claim that just knowing about piracy does not make them liable.
- Concerns were raised that holding Cox responsible might limit internet access for other users.
- Major record labels brought the case against Cox.
- Cox could face up to $1.5 billion in damages if found liable.
