.png "back to home page")
The EU #CopyrightDirective has — amazingly — been made even worse. Now, #Article13 requires mandatory copyright filters for any online community that has existed for 3 or more years, regardless of size. https://t.co/NpMMaJr6gJ
— EFF (@EFF) February 13, 2019
Read the version of the #linktax and #UploadFilters as agreed between Parliament and Council negotiators tonight: https://t.co/lXJ3Jxux5i #Article11 https://t.co/MqMeodQ0xn and #Article13 https://t.co/Uhv10lZeJt We can still stop them in the final vote! #SaveYourInternet pic.twitter.com/lbSpHjwqQE
— Julia Reda (@Senficon) February 13, 2019
„This law will fundamentally change the internet as we know it – if it is adopted in the upcoming final vote.“ https://t.co/DkajYxlAbh
— Nick Lüthi ✎ (@nick_luethi) February 13, 2019
EU Reaches Deal on Article 13 and Other Copyright Reform Plans https://t.co/exMp3xCMJR
— TF (@torrentfreak) February 13, 2019
Holly crab! Really wasn’t expecting this at all!
— Daniel (@ZONEofTECH) February 13, 2019
Now I’m hoping for a Brexit tbh. Article 13 & 11 would mess up the internet for good! #SaveYourInternet @YTCreators @TeamYouTube https://t.co/rTrHF1b913
The EU voted to effectively eliminate the Internet as we know it. No uploading of content without prior permission. No linking to public news stories without paying for the right to link. The European Parliament is the last chance to stop this monstrosity.https://t.co/djYoH4upAl
— Mark Lemley (@marklemley) February 13, 2019
After a brief rebellion, the EU link tax and upload filter will move to a final vote https://t.co/Bq4MPKD1Dv pic.twitter.com/U0IgWXWDfG
— The Verge (@verge) February 13, 2019
Well, there is some good news, the uk music and other artists are slamming and boiling over to the other music/label companies who are now opposing Article 13. Yeah, they keep fighting and tearing each other apart.https://t.co/gmH9oYJEKb
— Johnson Thompson (@generaljohnny56) February 11, 2019
Article 13 Negotiations Move Ahead, Artists Slam Labels For Disrespecting Them https://t.co/2KVURr8zmn
— TF (@torrentfreak) February 11, 2019
"Making internet companies liable will enhance rights holders’ chances (notably musicians, performers and script authors, as well as news publishers and journalists) to secure...fairer remuneration for the use of their works." https://t.co/KglQmWSEMj
— Kevin R. Madigan (@KevinRMadigan) February 13, 2019
Agreement reached on digital copyright rules https://t.co/Fq7a5lCloK via @Europarl_EN
— hervé rony (@RonyHerve) February 13, 2019
Agreement reached on digital copyright rules #CopyrightDirective #ValueGap cc @EUForCreators @CISACNews @saabrussels @webscam https://t.co/3qQ1EmxT6V via @Europarl_EN
— Raphaël Lépaulard (@RaphaLep) February 13, 2019
‘deal ..protects ppl’s living, safeguards democracy by defending a diverse media landscape, entrenches freedom of expression, & encourages start-ups..It helps make the net ..a space which benefits everyone, not only a powerful few.” @AxelVossMdEP https://t.co/mlTxufPj1t
— Crispin Hunt (@crispinhunt) February 13, 2019
Press release: agreement reached on digital copyright rules #CopyrightDirective @AxelVossMdEP https://t.co/BCCUCNrE5d
— JURI Committee Press (@EP_Legal) February 13, 2019
RIP EUhttps://t.co/vMXM9gcp2k
— Joshverd (@Joshverd) February 13, 2019