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6 December 2019CopyrightRory O'Neil

TuneIn to appeal against English High Court’s hyperlink ruling

US audio streaming service TuneIn is appealing against last month’s English High Court judgment which it says is “fundamentally bad for freedom of expression on the Internet and cultural diversity”.

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