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Hollywood Lambasts Sky Movies Ruling, But Open Access Gains Favour

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Piracy Much Higher Than Freeloaders Confess To, Ofcom Told

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Industry Moves: FT Alphaville, Ofcom, IPC, Archant

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EU To Focus On Digital Content Policy In 2012

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Mobile Data Use Expected To Grow 21x By 2015

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The Most-Read Newspaper Websites In Europe

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Italy’s Paid Content Market Actually Seems Relatively Healthy

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The Internet’s Population Growth Has Stalled

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Murdoch’s BlackBerry Mail Trail: He Was Warned Of Phone Hacking

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Europe Thinks Open Data Could Add €40 Billion To Its Economy

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UltraViolet’s First Web Channels Are Now Live, Now It’s Going Global

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Europe Probing Apple And Publishers For E-book Price ‘Cartel’

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BSkyB Could Be Forced To Host On-Demand Movie Rivals

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Case Study: Numbers Behind Mooted ‘Bailout’ Of Wales’ National Newspaper

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Groupon’s Exaggerated Deals Will Be Probed By UK Government

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Shazam Is Buying Back Its Own Core Patents To Go Multi-Media

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UK Gets Ball Rolling On Digital Copyright Exchange

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Wales’ Ex First Minister Morgan Claims To Be NOTW Phone Hacking Victim

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Now With 2.5 Million Customers, Spotify Tries Patenting Itself

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TV Catchup Gets Court Victories, But Europe Will Have Final Say

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‘I Am Not Incompetent’ – James Murdoch Defends Himself

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James Murdoch Insists Ex Editor And Lawyer Kept Full Horror From Him

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Europe Marches Its Airwaves Toward 4G By 2013

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Facebook-Spotify Love-In Over-Estimated Users’ Social Lives

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Europe Probes Banks For E-Payments Monopoly

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A Free Twitter Has Lost In China To A Booming But Censored Weibo

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Google’s Android Attracts Anti-Trust Heat In South Korea

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Motorola Censured: Atrix Is Not ‘The World’s Most Powerful Smartphone’

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Analyst: Netflix, Lovefilm May Not Get A UK Window Until 2014

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Lib Dems To Vote On Repealing Digital Economy Act

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Social Media’s Mob: Disconnected From Riots’ Reality?

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UK Government Wants Police Empowered To ‘Close’ Twitter, BBM

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Murdoch Tells Wall Street: Chase Carey And I Run News Corp As A Team

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In London Riots, Content Burns, Twitter Heaves

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Update: Broadcasters Get A Mixed Judgement Over TVCatchup

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UK Annual Digital Media Snapshot In Charts

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Key Points: UK IP Review Proposes Legal Format-Shifting And More

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Amazon Caves To Apple’s ‘Appstore’ Pressure In Germany

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UK Re-Jigs Mobile Content Payments Regulation

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Winners And Losers In The News Aggregator Copyright Case

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Newspapers Welcome Verdict Giving Them Commercial Online Royalties

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PR Chief: ‘Copyright Law Just Doesn’t Work In An Internet Age’

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PRCA & Meltwater vs NLA: Full Judgement & Key Points

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PRs Lose Court Appeal On Online Story Copying

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Hacking Loopholes Remain, Consumers Deserve Better

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Updated: Publishers, Broadcasters Must Pay £10,350 For Having VOD Regulated

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French Search Firm Seeks €295 Million Competition Damages From Google

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Europe Wants U.S.-Style ‘Do Not Track’ Standard

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UK Newspapers Launch Their Own Pay-For Web Aggregator

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European Lawmakers Pressing Social Networks On Privacy, Kids’ Safety

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