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Sarkozy’s Three-Strikes Ruled Illegal By French Court

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Research Special: Three Strikes Threat Would Work, Many Users Would Pay ISPs For Content

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Zattoo Drops MTV, More Channels Over Legal Concerns

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Dutch News Site Sued For The Way Google Indexed Its Pages

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EC Urged To Outlaw Google Book Search

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Private Emails Reveal BBC Considering Blocking ‘Insidious’ Phorm

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Kangaroo Postscript: Is Canvas Already In OFT’s Pocket?

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Microsoft Bails On EC Browser Hearing Due To Schedule Conflict

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UK Train Authority Banning Unofficial Mobile Apps

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Google Backing Newspapers’ Bid For Consolidation

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Music Research: Legal Hits Just As Dominant On P2P

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French Senate Sets Up Three-Strikes Clash With Euro Parliament

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French Assembly Finally Approves Three-Strikes By Slim Majority

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Video: BBC News Anchor Blurts Out: ‘My Salary Is £92,000’

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TF1 Fires Web Boss For Opposing ‘Three-Strikes’

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Euro-MPs Stick To Their Guns On Three-Strikes Court Permission

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Europe Backs Off France’s Anti-Piracy Moves; Compromise Agreement Struck

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Europe Tells Obama To Give Up Internet, Preps Microsoft Hearing

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Ex-Ofcom Member: ‘Digital Britain Needs Networked Journalism, Not Another BBC’

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BBC’s Canvas May Need OFT, Ofcom Scrutiny, Ofcom Says

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Updated: Euro-MPs Again Vote Against Three-Strikes Piracy Measure

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BT Blocking Pirate Bay To UK Dongle Users Due To ‘Adult’ Content

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Social Startup Amazee Fighting Amazon’s Amazing Name-Change Demand

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Trinity’s Bailey Still Fighting Google, ‘Unique Users Don’t Pay Wages’

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UMG’s Grainge: Media Entering Global Warming, Music Needs Graduated Response

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Hulu Eating At Digital Britain’s Table; Kangaroo Gently Weeps

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Pirate Bay Founders Found Guilty: One Year Jail Sentence, Likely To Appeal

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Undigital Britain: A Vision For An Unconnected Policyscape

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UK’s Copyright Freedoms Worst In The World, Consumer Group Says

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EU Tech Group Joins EC’s Anti-Microsoft Browser Inquiry

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YouTube’s Soccer Video Takedowns Extend To Match-Goers’ Own Footage

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Europe Says UK Wrong In Declaring Phorm Legal

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Effect Of Sweden’s New Piracy Laws: Twice The Number Of Legal Downloads?

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France’s Piracy Law In Tatters; Lawmakers Focus Instead On Easter Vacation

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France’s Piracy Law In Tatters; MPs Focus Instead On Easter Hols

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U2 Manager: Only Kicking Off Customers Can Save The Music Biz

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Digital Britain: Lloyd Webber Calls For P2P Regulation

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France’s Three-Strikes Move Closer, On Collision Course With Europe

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Telcos Tell G20: We’ll Fix The Economy, If You Drop The Regulation

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BBC Trust Says Licence Fee For Online TV Is Unclear

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Digital Britain: Consumer Group Opposes Rights Agency

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Europe Agrees Telecoms Reform, But Three-Strikes Still Undecided

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Europe Warns Web Firms To Improve User Privacy Frameworks

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Digital Britain Consultation: Virgin Questions Canvas, Papers Want iPlayer Carriage

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Digital Britain Consultation: Mixed Views On Anti-P2P Strategy

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Print Bits: Metro.co.uk Bonuses, Nottingham Local, Johnston, Commons Inquiry, Feb ABCe

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France Clashes With Euro-MPs On Three-Strikes As UK Looks On

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Google Questions Street View Opponent’s Microsoft Links

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Newspapers To Govt: Make Google Pay For Our Content

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Social Sites May Have To Keep Data To Help UK Govt Fight Terror

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