Author: JT Smith
A federal judge found Wednesday that MP3.com Inc. willfully infringed on copyrights belonging to Seagram Co.’s Universal Music Group in a ruling that could cost the online music company between $118 million to $250 million in damages.
In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff ordered San Diego-based MP3.com to pay Universal $25,000 for each compact disc that was unlawfully copied, reports Reuters. See also the statement of Cary Sherman, RIAA general counsel. More from CNet.
In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff ordered San Diego-based MP3.com to pay Universal $25,000 for each compact disc that was unlawfully copied, reports Reuters. See also the statement of Cary Sherman, RIAA general counsel. More from CNet.
