The U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Cox v. Sony could reshape liability for influencers and online promoters. The High Court held that while Cox provided Internet service, knowing that service may be used for infringement – that’s not enough to establish liability. There must be intent to induce or materially contribute to infringement.
So, what does that mean for influencers and trademark owners? Read my full analysis of the ruling and its implications in my latest blog on Forbes.
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