Professor Lemley's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee today on copyright law in the post-Grokster world contains a good summary of the questions that the Grokster decision left open as well as some suggested legislation.
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Professor Mark Lemley's Testimony on Copyright and Innovation in a Post-Grokster World
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