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3 December 2025NewsCopyrightMuireann Bolger

SCOTUS weighs Cox v Sony: A test of global ISP liability

With billions of dollars at stake and repercussions across the global digital ecosystem, the ruling could influence the future scope of ISP responsibilities and liability worldwide.

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