Perspective
Mar. 16, 2012
Megaupload indictment leaves everyone guessing
Mega indictment leaves innovators and future customers guessing as to whether they might be targeted next. By Tony Falzone of Stanford Law School and Jennifer S. Granick of Worldstar Management LLC
LAST IN A TWO-PART SERIES: Part one appeared on March 14.
The first part of this article outlined the mechanics of the Megaupload website, and the novel questions of criminal inducement on which the government's indictment is premised. Here, we explore two more extensions of existing law on which the indictment is based, and the impact this prosecution is likely to have on Internet innovators and users...
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