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Cariou v. Prince Update, Nothing Major

September 16th, 2011 in Copyright / Litigation
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An update on the Cariou v. Prince copyright lawsuit. Basically Prince continues with his appeal, but all this means is that his appeal can begin before the damages trial.

Via the paper of record.

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