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Search engines escape Russia’s internet blacklist

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Google News wars are here again: Schmidt vs France on ‘news tax’

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Pearson sorry for downing 1.45 million teaching blogs

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Google must work harder to avoid European search charges

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YouTube goes legit in Turkey, bringing more sales and more censorship

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Japanese music pirates face jail, big fines

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Megaupload arrest tactics deemed unlawful as Kim Dotcom vows to ride again

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Piracy may be commonplace, but music’s outlook is improving

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China’s largest e-tailer agrees to stop movie pirates

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Doctor Who goes back in time to beat TV pirates

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Four years jail for man who linked to TV streams

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France will cut funding to its piracy police

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News Corp mobile ‘hack’ charges – analysing the law

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Google joins protest against Russia’s web blacklist

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Code everlasting – how customers can sell their downloads

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Europe sues to continue taxing digital content higher than physical

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Google wants greater French acceptance after winning TF1 copyright case

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Anonymous hits UK’s Virgin Media in Pirate Bay protest

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Manchester media war – bitter dispute freezes How-Do

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Science research may be freed from journals’ ‘unhealthy’ paywalls

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Europe’s digital chief hopes France can liberalise digital copyright

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Another nail: UK ISPs must block Pirate Bay

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Exclusive: Bebo founders, shareholders sue owner for ‘destroying’ site

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Russia’s Facebook is ‘holding back’ digital music

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France Claims ‘Three-Strikes’ Has Reduced Piracy, But Has It Really?

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UK VOD Regulator’s Competency To Be Reviewed

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Ireland’s Largest ISP Wants Country-Wide Three-Strikes Piracy Response

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Chinese Writers’ Apple Book Piracy Claims Grow Louder

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Man Utd Wants Its Crest Stripped From Google Play

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How Netflix’s Hastings Could Get BSkyB Off An Anti-Trust Charge

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Cloud Services Reach High On Europe’s Radar To Boost Economy

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Germany Wants To Charge Search Engines To Use News Excerpts

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Staggered Sponsored Tweet Campaigns Ruled OK

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UK ISPs Must Write Letters To Pirates, Other Measures Some Way Off

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What Happens Next If Spotify Goes Public?

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EC Says Telco Standards Could Make €110 Billion New Digital Content Market

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The Pinfluence Of Pinterest: Magazines And More Delight In Découpage

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Interviews: Meltwater Appeals UK Web News Fees As Both Sides Claim Victory

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Meltwater, UK Newspapers Each Get Partial Victory In Web Fees Ruling

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Google Fined In France For Offering Free Maps

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Europe Wants Google To Freeze Its New Privacy Policy

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A Second News International Paper Faces Questions In Hacking Investigation

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Google, Facebook, Twitter Execs Grilled By UK MPs On Privacy

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Nokia Lumia’s TV Deal Broke UK Advertising Rules

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Europe Says It Won’t Adopt ‘Bad’ Digital Policy Like SOPA

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News Corp Settles Hack Claims On Basis Execs Lied And Destroyed Evidence

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YouTube Fails To Convince Ad Regulator The Web Safeguards Kids Like TV Does

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Illegal Books Available For Free On Google’s Android Market

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TV Piracy Links Site Host Faces Extradition To U.S.

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Updated: ‘Mortified’ Google To Act On Those Who Poached Rival’s Clients

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