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- The Supreme Court is hearing a case that could rewrite the rules for social media platforms
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A channel with one million subscribers vows to “fight again” after its copyright case against YouTube is dismissed
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YouTube Complicit In Copyright Infringement Of News Station’s Content, Says Austrian Court
On Tuesday, a commercial court in Vienna, Austria judged YouTube to be partially responsible for a copyright breach involving the Austrian news station, Puls 4. YouTube still has a chance to appeal.
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YouTube Music Chief Lyor Cohen: Promoting And Breaking New Artists Is A Top Priority
“YouTube needs to find new ways to promote and break artists and their albums so they have a chance to shine on the platform and connect with their fans."
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- Google/YouTube v. Viacom: Safe Harbors and the New Police
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