Last Friday, US Northern District Judge Orinda Evans clarified the ambiguous May ruling in the closely-watched copyright infringement case originally brought in 2008 against Georgia State University. Ruling on the relief for the five cases of copyright infringement in May's 350-page ruling, Judge Evans essentially declared GSU the real winner…
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