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The Full Federal Court recently handed down its appeal decision in Roadshow Films Pty Limited v iiNet Limited, on whether internet service providers could be held liable for "authorising" acts of copyright infringement committed by their users online
The High Court has unanimously decided that an internet service provider, iiNet, is not liable for authorising the copyright infringements by its users who downloaded movies on its network
In a recent unanimous decision, the High Court ruled that an internet service provider (ISP) was not liable for authorising the copyright infringements committed by users who downloaded movies on its network
