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    Wednesday
    May262010

    Isohunt and the Freedom to Search

    DateWednesday, May 26, 2010 at 09:18AM

    In this interview with tech news site ars technica Ira Rothken discusses why the Freedom to Search the internet is important even for a torrent file search engine accused of secondary copyright infringement under an ambiguous theory of inducement.

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