| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This in short told both the RIAA and the IFPI to do their own work, and to pay Google for using their products in their hunt to protect their content.There is been some squawking that this is somehow unfair, with an attempt to build some sort of logic that Google should do it for free because, erm, people might search for unlicensed files on Google and Google sells advertising and... you know, it
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