…willing to export these new rules to Australia too. In particular, Article 13 of the proposed Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market introduces filtering duties for ISPs. Essentially,…
…countries only provides for one instance in which protection exists. This would require a European legal entity to be operating from the UK. The most-favoured-nation (MFN) principle of Article 4…
…only natural but also human sciences in ways that will benefit the information society. Article 3 would require EU member states to allow research and cultural heritage institutions to reproduce…
…or filtering technologies, Article 13 can reasonably be interpreted as intending to achieve this result. Which Online Services Are Affected? The DSM Directive says that Article 13 is intended to…
It is difficult to find an article on any topic in the field of intellectual property (IP) that does not call for reform. Many legislative efforts are afoot in the…
…that the Parliament’s vote will reopen the dialogue on Article 13 wording, legal mechanisms that guarantee the remuneration of creators will be proposed. Online Content Sharing Service Provider (OCSSP) Article…
…amendment to the JURI report in the next plenary session in September. This would allow for Article 13 (as well as the equally contested Article 11) to be reworded. Should…
…holders can ask providers to take measures to prevent future rights infringements. The Articles do not proscribe or prohibit any measure to achieve the goal.host In this regard, Art. 15…
…on it. Moreover, different exceptions, such as the “citation” exception under Article 5(3)(b) of the InfoSoc Directive, would be inapplicable. Accordingly, by granting copyright to taste, the initial purposes of…
…perhaps the two most controversial: the press publishers’ right (Article 11, on which see here, here) and the so-called “value gap” or “transfer of value” proposal (Article 13, on which…
