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Edd Moore

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Journalist, Argyle fan, punk. Editor-in-Chief (South West), Reach plc. Views are obviously mine and all that.
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Public Notice Portal launches new features to have your say on every plan where you live

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By Edd Moore Verified
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Public Notice Portal launches new features to have your say on every plan where you live

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By Edd Moore Verified
| Buckinghamshire Live Verified
New consultation and archive services for the local news media sector’s Public Notice Portal have been launched following a major phase of development with funding from the Google News Initiative. The new PNP consultation function enables members of the public to have their say by providing feedback on individual public notices which can be accessed by local authorities through a bespoke PNP account dashboard, designed to boost the consultation process.
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Government scraps plans on copyright and AI after backlash from creative industries

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By Edd Moore Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Edd Moore The Government has backed down over controversial plans that would have allowed AI companies to use copyrighted works to train their models on an opt-out basis. Musicians and artists including Sir Elton John and Dua Lipa had fiercely opposed the proposed changes to copyright law that would have handed AI firms access to text, images, music and any other online content without having to pay its creators.
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