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SharePeer (SP), an online music streaming service, is a platform for music sharing. SP had a policy against copyright infringement by members. SP also had the ability to locate and identify songs posted on its service that infringed upon copyrights. SP had a policy where they would terminate the membership of those users who violated copyrights. Thousands of songs were posted that did not violate copyrights. However, thousands of members of SP were violating the policies and infringing upon the copyrights of Big Music, a major recording label. SP had not taken actions to stop the infringement. If Big Music sues SP for infringement, what is the likely result?
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ASP cannot be successfully sued because they only provided a platform for infringement, the company did not itself infringe upon copyrights, thus the only action for Big Music is against the violating members.
BSP cannot be successfully sued because they have a policy against infringement and the plateform they provided to customers was capable of substantial non-infringing uses.
CSP can be successfully sued for direct infringement.
DSP can be successfully sued for indirect infringement.