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Strengthening the regulation regimes for collecting societies in South Africa and Nigeria: any room for competition law?
Collective management organisations (CMOs), also know as collecting societies, are natural monopolies and they occupy dominant positions, with anticompetitive tendencies if not regulated, in the copyright management and licensing market. Regulation regimes must thus set efficiency, transparency and...
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Department of Commercial Law
2019
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