A group of music companies lost a lawsuit against China's largest Internet search engine, Baidu.com, over alleged copyright violations, China's state media reported. The seven companies, including Sony BMG, Warner Music and Universal Music, accused Baidu of facilitating the illegal download of music owned by the companies. But the 1st Intermediate Court in Beijing ruled that Baidu had not infringed the copyrights because the music files were being downloaded from the Web servers of external parties.
November 21, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A group of major music companies lost a lawsuit against China’s largest Internet search engine, Baidu.com, over alleged copyright violations, state media reported.
The seven companies, including EMI, Sony BMG, Warner Music and Universal Music, have accused Baidu of facilitating the illegal download of 137 pieces of music owned by the companies, Xinhua News Agency said late Saturday.
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