Morning Brew Daily SCOTUS Takes on Music Piracy Showdown & NYC Casinos Get Lucky Break
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Dec 2, 2025 A landmark Supreme Court case unfolds as major music labels clash with internet providers over copyright liability. New York City celebrates the approval of three casino licenses, sparking discussions on economic impact and community concerns. Meanwhile, Airbus faces challenges with quality issues on its A320 aircraft. In fashion, a revival of quarter zips signals a shift towards a more relaxed yet professional look for young men. To top it off, Shopify's outage disrupts merchants on Cyber Monday, leaving many scrambling.
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Supreme Court Could Redefine ISP Liability
- The Supreme Court case could redraw ISP liability for user piracy and reshape online access rules.
- A decision forcing ISPs to police users risks collateral damage like cutting access for hospitals or cafes.
Labels Highlight Cox's '13-Strike' Numbers
- The labels claim Cox used a 13-strike policy and booted just 32 infringers while terminating 620,000 for nonpayment.
- That contrast forms the music industry's narrative of negligence in the case.
Prior Rulings Shape The Debate
- Previous rulings that hosting isn't the same as assisting work in ISPs' favor, but judges remain split.
- Major tech and civil-liberties groups back Cox while entertainment groups push for accountability.