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THE CONTROVERSIAL PLANS for new legislation on online copyright protection were discussed in the Dáil earlier this afternoon – with minister Seán Sherlock insisting he remained committed to implementing “imminent” new laws.
If you missed the debate, we have the full 15-minute exchange here:
(Apologies for the gaps between the video and audio – we’re working on an improved version.)
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