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Three Questions and Answers: to End with "First Regulate and Then Develop"

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Sovereignty despite US software – GEMA International wants to create the balancing act. We talked to the provider about the challenges and opportunities.
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Three Questions and Answers: to End with "First Regulate and Then Develop"

Sovereignty despite US software – GEMA International wants to create the balancing act. We talked to the provider about the challenges and opportunities.

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Heise broke the news in Germany on Saturday, July 26, 2025.
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