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Back to Yahoo!? Regulatory clashes in cyberspace in the light of EU data protection law
When in May 2000 a French court enjoined Yahoo!, a US-based Internet service provider, to enforce restrictions on access to web content that infringed French law, the decision provoked an outcry overseas and started a complex jurisdictional conflict. The fame of the Yahoo! case was well deserved, as
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