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The French online copyright infringement (so-called HADOPI) law was passed on May 13, 2009 by the two assemblies of the French parliament after long and tumultuous debates
In several copyright litigations handled by the Paris office of Hogan & Hartson on behalf of MySpace, the plaintiffs made a point of not wanting to use the tools made available by MySpace to prevent copyright infringement
