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16 December 2020CopyrightSarah Morgan

Alibaba, Amazon, eBay escape European Commission piracy list

Online commerce platforms Alibaba, Amazon, eBay have avoided inclusion on the European Commission’s 2020 watch list of counterfeiting and piracy hotspots, despite a number of nominations from stakeholders.

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