French Court Leaves Internet Copyright Law Alone

France's Constitutional Court left the thrust of a new law on Internet copyright unchanged, despite criticising parts of the legislation passed by parliament last month relating to online music stores. The law was originally aimed at forcing online stores such as Apple's iTunes to allow songs bought from its store to be played on devices that work with other music stores.

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