Hmmm ... Harvard Law's Nesson Says P2P Is "Fair Use"
Harvard Law's Nesson Says P2P Is "Fair Use": Via Slashdot: Your Rights Online.
eldavojohn writes "Ars has been covering the story of Charlie Nesson (alias 'Billion Dollar Charlie') of Harvard Law who's tangoing with the RIAA in court. His approach has been revealed in e-mails on his blog and has confused everyone from Lawrence Lessig to the EFF. His argument is simple: file-sharing is legal as it is protected by fair use. I dare say that even the most avid file-sharers among us would be a bit skeptical of this line of reasoning."
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