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February 17, 2012

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European Court of Justice rules against filtering (again)

In a re-enactment of last November’s Sabam v Scarlet, the ECJ has ruled against indiscriminate filtering by service providers again, but this time in a case regarding social networks. In Sabam v Netlog (C‑360/10), the Belgian collecting society Sabam sued a social network site named Netlog, based in Ghent, attempting Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 15 years ago February 17, 2012
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