Google’s Transparency Reports get a lot of attention for their data on government action, but less so for their insights into copyright takedown requests.
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Published December 22, 2013
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Google released its latest transparency report on Thursday, and while much coverage of those reports rightfully focuses on governmental actions, requests for user data and requests to remove content, Google is also providing a trove of copyright data.
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