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Pekdinçer's research and reform proposals with MSG, not government regulations. Proposes extended collective licensing, opt-out mechanisms, organisational standing and technological protection. Legal, case and technical citations were not independently checked; not all 64 pages were read, and listed cases are not directly imported. Public release follows the announcement; manuscript completion date is unclear.
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MSG releases a report on AI music's legal status and licensing reform
MSG publishes its report with Pekdinçer. Its conclusions propose reforms including extended collective licensing, opt-out safeguards and changes to collective enforcement powers.
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