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The case was brought by 28 movie and music makers who claimed that rampant piracy was denting profits. The Supreme Court judges were expected to rule in favour of the file-sharers because of legal precedents set when video recorders first appeared.
The unanimous ruling is a victory for recording companies and film studios in what is widely seen as one of the most important copyright cases in years. [see full story for more]
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