Tuesday, May 09, 2006

French Senate to Vote on iTunes Amendment

An AP newswire article by Laurence Frost, via SFGate.com, reports that:

Apple Computer Inc. could negotiate new deals with record labels and artists to sidestep French government plans to open the copy-protection technology of its iTunes music service to rivals, under a draft Senate amendment to be voted on this week.

The amendment, proposed by the Senate Cultural Affairs Committee, softens the terms of a government-backed copyright bill Apple criticized as "state-sponsored piracy" after its first reading in March by lawmakers in France's lower house.

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