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HotNews is Romania’s largest news website. It publishes news stories, videos, and opinion pieces in multiple languages and is updated frequently. Users can subscribe to receive one email a day or a digest of news stories. The content of HotNews is updated regularly in Romanian, English, and Russian. Despite being a popular Romanian news website, HotNews also has an international audience, offering extensive coverage of events both local and international.

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The hot news doctrine was first applied in India. Although there are exceptions, the NBA does not recognize claims of hot news misappropriation. This makes a hot news misappropriation claim much more difficult to make. The court held that, in this case, the plaintiff did not make a prima facie case, thereby preventing him from obtaining an injunction at the interim stage. The court noted that the Hot News Doctrine was first applied in India.