The code/law collision : secondary liability for P2P copyright infringement in the US and Australia
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AustraliaYear of Award
2007Department, School or Centre
LawCourse
Doctor of PhilosophyDegree Type
DOCTORATEFaculty
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Giblin-33168026872412Usage metrics
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Liability (Law) AustraliaLiability (Law) United StatesRespondeat superior AustraliaRespondeat superior United StatesCopyright and electronic data processing AustraliaCopyright and electronic data processing United StatesCopyright infringement United StatesCopyright infringement AustraliaPeer-to-peer architecture (Computer networks) Application softwareElectronic data processing Distributed processingNapsterGroksterAimsterStreamcastKazaaCodeVicarious liability
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