Law360, New York (September 19, 2012, 7:03 PM ET) -- Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. on Tuesday blasted the Electronic Frontier Foundation's amicus curiae brief filed in its copyright case against file-sharing website operator Hotfile Corp., defending its use of automated anti-piracy systems to send take-down notices to Hotfile.
The EFF waded into the case last week, arguing that Warner Bros.' use of automated anti-piracy systems to send take-down notices to Hotfile is inherently unlawful under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Warner Bros., along with Disney Enterprises Inc., Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. and several other media...
Warner Bros. Defends Anti-Piracy Notices In Hotfile Case
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