A closely watched French law that allows regulators to force Apple to make its iPod player and iTunes online store compatible with rival offerings went into effect. The Internet copyright law passed France's parliament June 30. The Constitutional Council threw out several measures, concluding that they violated constitutional property protections. French President Jacques Chirac signed it with the body's changes.
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