Taylor Swift masters dispute (English Wikipedia)

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"¡No nos detenemos! Acompáñanos en nuestra conferencia sobre protección internacional de los derechos de autor. Esta vez estará con nosotros la Licda. Irene Castelló para analizar el caso Taylor Swift y cómo proteger las creaciones musicales. ¡No te los pierdas este lunes a las 11 am!" [We don't stop! Join us at our conference on international copyright protection. This time Licda will be with us. Irene Castelló to analyze the Taylor Swift case and how to protect musical creations. Don't miss them this Monday at 11 am!] (in Spanish). URL, Asociación de Estudiantes de Derecho y Crimfor – AED. October 4, 2021. Archived from the original on November 6, 2020. Retrieved October 4, 2021 – via Facebook.

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