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Analysis of the RAAP v. PPI ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union concerning the interpretation of EU and international copyright laws, with a focus on the issues of remuneration for performers and phonogram producers under EU law.
Year: 2021
Region / city: European Union
Subject: Intellectual property, copyright law
Document type: Article
Author: Mihály J. Ficsor
Target audience: Legal professionals, scholars, EU policymakers
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MEME IQ 2: Electric B.O.O.G.A.L.O.O - Blatantly Obvious, Or God Awful, Learning & Observing Ordeal
Year: 2012
Authors: Peter Hotvedt, Enes Kristo
Region: United States
Topics: Internet memes, Pop culture, Viral content
Document type: Quiz / Trivia compilation
Target audience: Internet users, meme enthusiasts, quiz participants
Media references: TV shows, songs, viral videos, online forums
Format: Text-based trivia with prompts
Notable entries: Trebuchets, God, Africa, Dabbing, Chocolate Rain, ASDFmovie, Globglogabgalab, John Cena, Potion Seller, Topkek, Earth-chan
Publication platform: Online / Reddit-inspired quiz format
Date created: 2012
Cultural context: Internet meme culture of early 2010s
Topics: RAAP regrettable obvious