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Recent developments of note in the Internet industry. This month:<br/>CA Judge Orders Online Reporters to Reveal Sources in Apple Computer Case<br/>Hollywood Studios File New Round of Web Lawsuits <br/>British Court Forces ISPs to Reveal Music Sharers <br/>Movie Downloading Judged Legal in France <br/>eBay Loses Patent Case; Injunction May Follow

7 minute read March 30, 2005 at 08:00 AM
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CA Judge Orders Online Reporters to

Reveal Sources in Apple Computer Case

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