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: Reasonable BalanceThe many layers of the discovery order in Viacom v. YouTube
By nancyprager
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There was a time twelve terabytes of data would require multiple mainframes to store and process it. Now, as the judge in the ongoing Viacom v. YouTube litigation has noted, there are affordable and fairly portable four terabyte hard drives available.
Twelve terabytes of data is a lot of data. As has been reported, [...]Full post as published by Reasonable Balance on July 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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