Publishing giant accuses NZ’s largest high school of copyright infringement
Principal said case was really an attempt by Copyright Licensing NZ to “pressure” it into getting a license.
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Textbook publishing giant Pearson Education has taken New Zealand’s largest high school to court, accusing it of breaching copyright.
But a High Court judge has cast doubt on the British company’s claim against Rangitoto College, saying it was a case “based on suspicion” and Pearson couldn’t
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 15 Nov 2016
Tue, 15 Nov 2016
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Publishing giant accuses NZ’s largest high school of copyright infringement
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