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October 20, 2005
Court Orders Web Site To Remove Claims About Peer-To-Peer Downloads
Reuters is reporting about a California case involving a web site that promised its customers that they would not be sued for copyright violations when downloading songs from peer-to-peer networks. The FTC claimed the site's promises were untrue. One of the claims quoted in the story read "Rest assured that File-Sharing is 100 percent legal." There were several other claims the Commission specifically cited. A federal court in Claifornia ordered the site to remove the claim as it considers a permanent ban.
The story is available here. The FTC press release is here.
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