The High Court issued a judgment that threatened to "break the internet", with particular resonance in the fields of music and copyright. This article by Sophie Goossens, Gregor Pryor and I examine the decision and how it may be tempered by the New Sat/Cab Directive.
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it is a feature of the current copyright environment that companies leveraging technology to disseminate third party content will be challenged by music rightholders
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