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When Knowledge Isn’t Enough: What Cox v. Sony Means for DMCA Agents
Posted In Copyright, Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Can an online service provider be held liable for copyright infringement simply because it knows infringement is occurring and does not immediately terminate a user’s access? On March 25, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court answered that question with a decisive no, delivering a unanimous opinion. More >
