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Australia Copyright Reform to Add New Time/Format Shifting Exceptions
Categories: Fair Use/Dealing • International Legal Reform
Among other proposed changes, the Australian Attorney General has announced plans to add time shifting and format shifting exemptions into Australian Copyright Law.
Sources: Law Front | Michael Geist | Attorney General's Press Release
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