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: Michael GeistFrance and South Korea Move Toward Three Strikes And You're Out
By Michael Geist
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Recent decisions to abandon a three strikes and you're out copyright model in New Zealand, the UK, and Germany, have not been replicated in two other countries. Last week, both France and South Korea moved toward implementing the approach in their national laws. Full post as published by Michael Geist on April 06, 2009 (boomark / email).
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