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Showing 1-7 of 7 results foundFrance's diluted iTunes plan becomes law
August 4, 2006 But Socialist Party still hopes to revise it, likely forcing copyright-protecting tech to be freely interoperable.Apple gets reprieve from French DRM-busting law
August 1, 2006 France's controversial copyright law is dealt a major setback as sections are ruled unconstitutional.Ups and downs for iTunes in Europe
August 4, 2006 France enacts its controversial, and now watered-down, law as regulators in Scandinavia scrutinize the music service.Apple calls French law 'state-sponsored piracy'
March 22, 2006 Company attacks proposal that would force it to make iTunes songs playable on devices competing with the iPod.France rolls over on iTunes DRM-busting law
June 23, 2006 Under Dadvsi law, interoperability among media rivals won't be enforced when copyright holders want DRM.France backs down on iTunes DRM stance
May 2, 2006 Proposed legislation to require Apple, others to license their copyright protection technology is watered down.Court dismisses Yahoo's free-speech lawsuit
January 13, 2006 Appeals court ducks question of whether a French court can require a U.S. company to censor a U.S.-based Web site.
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