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News roundup — February 12, 2014

Canada

Budget includes new criminal-justice measures, The Globe and Mail

Competition watchdog expects lower e-book prices in wake of publishers deal, Reuters

Teen prostitution victim will not face legal consequences for using social media during trial, Ottawa Citizen


United States

Regulators prepare to 'clampdown' on Bitcoin, Reuters

Recent data thefts reignite argument for one federal law on notification process, Reuters


International

EU regulators will rule in April on Samsung, Motorola disputes, Reuters

Spain's regulator fines Telefonica 500,000 euros, Reuters

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