· 2/22/2002
In Re Napster, Inc. Copyright Litigation
Citations
- 191 F. Supp. 2d 1087
- 2002 WL 482361
How courts have described this case
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- discussing contracts wherein a music record label, rather than the musical artist, is specifically deemed the author of the work
- discussing contracts wherein a music record label, rather than the musical artist, is specifically deemed the author of the work
- arguments “based primarily on the declaration of Roger Noll, a Stanford professor who specializes in antitrust economics and the recording industry”
- a party asserting misuse on the basis of an antitrust violation must establish a “nexus between ... [the] alleged anti-competitive actions and [the plaintiffs] power over the copyrighted material.”
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Judges: Patel
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