"Recently, I spoke to Andrew Bridges, a copyright lawyer in Silicon Valley and a partner at Fenwick & West. He said that he’s been involved in four cases in which payment processors or advertisers cut off a tech company—merely because a large copyright holder complained, without a single legal order, to the payments company or advertiser."
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