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.” Knowledge of infringement, the labels say, was established at Verizon over a period of several years during which it received “hundreds of thousands” of copyrightnotices, referencing instances of infringement allegedly carried out by its subscribers.
These accounts were previously targeted in copyrightnotices sent by the RIAA or a third party. The names, emails, and addresses of the subscribers are marked as “highly confidential” and can only be viewed by attorneys acting for the music companies.
The poster noted that while it appeared the information had multiple sources, several people might have copied existing information. ” The important thing here is to find out who sent the notice and on what grounds. According to AMC, significant spoilers can be considered copyright infringement.
These accounts were previously targeted in copyrightnotices sent by the RIAA or a third party. The names, emails, and addresses of the subscribers are marked as “highly confidential” and can only be viewed by attorneys acting for the music companies.
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