Net News search results for: baidu.com
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June 3, 2008
Blacklisting Baidu
The music industry is trying to put a face on online piracy in CHINA, and punch that face squarely in the nose, reports FORBES. Leading international and CHINESE record companies joined hands TUESDAY to announce an unprecedented alliance to take on … more »
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April 7, 2008
WSJ: Chinese Firms Face The Music On Downloads
A CHINESE court has agreed to consider copyright-infringement cases against two CHINA-based Internet heavyweights that offer illicit music downloading, potentially opening CHINESE companies to hefty damage claims they have previously dodged, reports THE … more »
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February 5, 2008
Universal, Sony And Warner Take Action Against Baidu
Three global record companies have launched legal proceedings against CHINA's top Internet search engine BAIDU.COM INC, accusing it of violating copyright by giving access to music files, reports REUTERS. UNIVERSAL MUSIC LTD, SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT … more »
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December 31, 2007
Baidu.com Found Not Guilty
A BEIJING appeals court has found top CHINESE search engine BAIDU.COM not guilty of property rights infringement for posting links to websites offering illegal music downloads, state media said MONDAY. The ruling issued SUNDAY by the PEOPLE'S HIGH COURT … more »
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April 24, 2007
Chinese Court Rules Against Yahoo! China
A court has ruled against YAHOO INC.'s CHINA arm in a lawsuit by recording companies over music piracy, a state news agency said today, amid U.S. pressure on BEIJING to crack down on widespread copying of music, movies and other goods. Companies … more »
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January 16, 2007
EMI Drops Lawsuit Against Baidu.com
BLOOMBERG reports that EMI GROUP, which lost a copyright-infringement lawsuit against BAIDU.COM INC., will drop its appeal and work with the CHINESE Internet search site to win advertising by offering free online samples of its music. BAIDU will sell … more »
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November 17, 2006
Chinese Court Clears Search Engine Of Allowing Illegal Downloads
REUTERS reports that Chinese Internet search leader BAIDU.COM has been cleared of helping users to download music illegally in a case brought by some of the world's largest music companies. The INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE PHONOGRAPHIC INDUSTRY, which … more »




