Missed this last week, but a Univ. of Buffalo Law School professor, Shubha Ghosh, has predicted that the Supreme Court will uphold the lower court decision in Grokster on a 5-4 or 6-3 decision, according to the Univ. of Buffalo News (Supreme Court Likely to Side with 'Grokster' in Internet File-Sharing Case, Says UB Copyright Expert).

"The decision will have implications not only for file-sharing, but for any company that creates technologies that can be used to copy copyrighted materials, including companies that make TiVo players, next-generation scanners and digital cameras," says Ghosh, who helped draft an amicus brief filed by Intellectual Property and Technology Law Professors in support of Grokster.