EDITOR'S NOTE

Good Afternoon,

The film industry faced off against ISP iiNet before the Federal Court today, and iTnews reporter Ry Crozier was there to hear their arguments.

Today's lead story sees computing forensic experts being called in to search iiNet and Telstra facilities to gather further evidence in the case.

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