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EU countries agree on copyright reforms, deal in sight next week EURACTIV The European Union’s effort to rewrite two-decade old copyright rules to take into account online platforms such as Alphabet Inc’s Google moved a step forward …
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Final talks on copyright scheduled for this week EUobserver MEPs have been invited for talks on reforming copyright in the EU this week, after national governments reached a new common position in the Council of the …
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In EU copyright battle, Google challenges the will of regulators Digiday Google has been lobbying hard to make sure the European Union doesn’t bring in changes to copyright laws that could lead the company to have to pay …
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EU countries agree on copyright reforms, deal in sight this week – Tech News The Star Online The European Union’s effort to rewrite two-decade old copyright rules to take into account online platforms such as Alphabet Inc’s Google moved a step forward …
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WWE Finally Copyrights Famous Phrase After Its Use During The Super Bowl Ringside News WWE owns as much property as they can get. They have a lot of slogans and sometimes it is difficult to keep track of them all. “Then, now, and forever,”
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Chiitan’s management speaks out about copyright issues and future with Susaki City SoraNews24 Chiitan’s management claim a city rep in charge of happiness told them “permission wasn’t needed.” The next few weeks will prove to be crucial for the future of …
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Music business battles itself over EU Copyright Directive: is nothing better than a bad deal? The Music Network The Music Network is Australia’s #1 source for music industry news, charts and jobs since 1994.
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A British company has copyrighted Kenya’s national anthem and this has angered Kenyans Business Insider South Africa Kenya’s national anthem is one of the most beautiful anthems in the world.
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EU copyright reforms a step closer – but Google warns they ‘could harm creatives’ Sky News Websites like YouTube would have to work with *content* makers and filter out copyrighted material under the new rules.
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Tech Giants Warn US Govt. Against Onerous Copyright Laws TorrentFreak The CCIA, which represents global tech firms including Cloudflare, Google, and Facebook, is warning the U.S. Government against “onerous” copyright laws …
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