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Note previous sentence: "if the infringement was committed" The last sentence (A) is applicable only when infringement is present. Mere presence of financial g

Note previous sentence: "if the infringement was committed" The last sentence (A) is applicable only when infringement is present. Mere presence of financial gain doesn't necessarily means infringement.

tptacek 16y ago
No, it just very likely to mean infringement. Contributory and vicarious copyright infringement liability is a topic that Wikipedia unsurprisingly covers very well; go check it out. Settling out whether or not it's a crime to run a for-profit online directory of pirated sports feeds is what we have courts for. All we have now is an allegation.
ile 16y ago
These were my thoughts too. I don't see how that law (§ 506. Criminal offenses) defines an infringement?