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23rd Jul 2010, 08:37 AM #1Member
Lol, so we have to wait for new changes in RS ?!
m107 Reviewed by m107 on . Court Reverses Rapidshare File Sharing Verdict The Higher Regional Court of Dusseldorf has rejected film distributor Capelight Pictures? allegations that popular Rapidshare had not undertaken "all reasonable measures" to stop the dissemination of its name through web host?s network. Capelight Pictures, known for peddling such motion picture marvels as Cherrybomb, Dood Eind and Fanboy, had initially won an injunction against Rapidshare but now has been reversed by the higher court. The court ruling simply implies that Rapidshare took Rating: 5
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