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Twitch CEO: Article 13 ‘Wrong Compromise’ On Copyright Reform Fortune Twitch CEO Emmett Shear said a new law in Europe that would hold tech companies responsible for the material published by their users is too vague and …
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Reckless copyright bill a threat to creative industries Business Day Murky ‘fair use’ clause means *content* producers can be widely plagiarised, robbing them of income and the country of original work.
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Copyright law greenlight; May under pressure Delano.lu Apple credit card, Opioid lawsuit, no more summertime, Red Lions challenge defeat and Manneken Pis out of *fresh* water. Delano’s breakfast briefing.
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EU lawmakers back copyright reforms targeting Google, Facebook – Tech News The Star Online EU lawmakers have endorsed an overhaul of the bloc’s two-decade old copyright rules, which will force Google and Facebook Inc to pay publishers for use of …
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EDITORIAL: Flawed copyright bill needs more work Business Day President Cyril Ramaphosa may well have his hands tied if the National Council of Provinces passes the draft law.
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Val Kilmer gets served with copyright lawsuit over tumbleweed art at own film screening in San Diego Daily Mail The 59-year-old actor was served with a lawsuit while attending a film screening recently of his own one-man play in San Diego.
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EU Article 13: Facebook, Google and Apple targeted with copyright bill USA TODAY Europe Adopts Tough New Online Copyright Rules Over Tech Industry Protests The New York Times Europe’s New Copyright Law Could Be Bad for Memes WIRED Europe’s controversial new copyright law is as clear as mud CNN EU’s Copyright Directive Passes Despite... Continue reading
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EU lawmakers back copyright rules opposed by Big Tech The Irish Times Final directive retains rules holding platforms to account legally in EU for user generated *content*.
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The EU has approved a controversial overhaul of copyright laws MIT Technology Review European Union member states will now have two years to work out how to put the laws into action within their own countries.
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EU to vote on contentious copyright proposal KCBX Members of the European Parliament vote today on a proposal that could make it harder for internet users to share songs, videos and other copyrighted *content* …
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