Florida Judge Dismisses Strike 3's IP Address Lawsuit
A Miami federal judge ruled last week that IP addresses alone cannot be considered as concrete evidence that a particular individual infringed on a plaintiff’s copyright, as attorneys representing Strike 3 Holdings claimed. (...)
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