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Compagnie Générale Des Phonographes

Compagnie Générale Des Phonographes A firm noted for its involvement in landmark litigation in Brussels, Belgium, during 1906. The court supported the right of talking machine companies to make records without paying royalties to the composers, based on a strict interpretation of the Bern Convention. See also Copyright

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