In order to prevail in a vicarious copyright infringement case, the copyright owner must prove indirect infringement by a primary party, an indirect financial benefit to the defendant, and the defendant's inability to supervise the infringers.

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In a vicarious copyright infringement case, the copyright owner must prove the defendant had the right and ability to supervise the infringing activity and directly benefited financially from it. The inability to supervise is not a requirement.

In Order to Prevail in a Vicarious Copyright Infringement Case