Australian decision could mean the end of the Kazaa revolution
On 5th September 2005, Justice Wilcox of the Australian Federal Court handed down a landmark decision finding Kazaa, the operators of the world’s largest file-sharing system, liable for authorising copyright infringements by Australian users of the system
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