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Digital music player ads must not encourage copying, rules ad regulator

By Pinset Masons

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A company must change the way it advertises its digital music player because the ads encourage people to copy music in a way that breached copyright law, the advertising industry regulator has said.

Full post as published by OUT-LAW.com on March 31, 2011 (boomark / email).

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