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Liability for the circumvention of technological protection measures applied to videogames: lessons from the United Kingdom’s experience

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Liability for the circumvention of technological protection measures applied to videogames: lessons from the United Kingdom’s experience. / MacCulloch, Angus; Booton, David.
In: Journal of Business Law, Vol. 2012, No. 3, 04.2012, p. 165-190.

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Harvard

MacCulloch, A & Booton, D 2012, 'Liability for the circumvention of technological protection measures applied to videogames: lessons from the United Kingdom’s experience', Journal of Business Law, vol. 2012, no. 3, pp. 165-190.

APA

MacCulloch, A., & Booton, D. (2012). Liability for the circumvention of technological protection measures applied to videogames: lessons from the United Kingdom’s experience. Journal of Business Law, 2012(3), 165-190.

Vancouver

MacCulloch A, Booton D. Liability for the circumvention of technological protection measures applied to videogames: lessons from the United Kingdom’s experience. Journal of Business Law. 2012 Apr;2012(3):165-190.

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MacCulloch, Angus ; Booton, David. / Liability for the circumvention of technological protection measures applied to videogames : lessons from the United Kingdom’s experience. In: Journal of Business Law. 2012 ; Vol. 2012, No. 3. pp. 165-190.

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