An industry group says it has won a new round in a court battle with Yahoo Inc.'s China arm, which is accused of helping online music pirates. A Beijing appeals court on Dec. 20 upheld a ruling against Yahoo China over its search engine's links to outside Web sites that carried illegally copied music, the International Federation of Phonographic Industries said.
December 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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An industry group says it has won a new round in a court battle with Yahoo Inc.’s China arm, which is accused of helping online music pirates.
A Beijing appeals court on Dec. 20 upheld a ruling against Yahoo China over its search engine’s links to outside Web sites that carried illegally copied music, the International Federation of Phonographic Industries said.
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