Stockholm pub sued over unpaid background music licence fees
A Stockholm pub played background music without paying a special license. Now the pub is being sued by SAMI, a copyright organization.
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A Stockholm pub played background music without paying a special license. Now the pub is being sued by SAMI, a copyright organization.
SwedenThe state should be able to provide guarantees that municipalities can more easily demolish and convert empty residential buildings. The proposal is now being raised by Sveriges Allmännytta. In many places, several houses would need to be demolished, says CEO Cathrine Holgersson.
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