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ARTICLE · 08 APRIL 2019

EU Parliament Approves The Controversial Article 13

Article 13 has been in the news for some months now, and the reception by the companies and people of the EU has been extremely decisive.

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Introduction

Article 13 has been in the news for some months now, and the reception by the companies and people of the EU has been extremely decisive. STA has covered the matter in a previous update, though new events have now taken place on the topic.

The regulation itself looks to enforce technology-based companies to provide a higher level of protection and policing towards the use of copyrighted content on their platforms. These platforms will be liable for infringements of copyrights by users of their platforms. The primary purpose of the law is stated as being, to ensure the protection of individuals and the creative works that they initially produce, and prevent them from being used without their permission.

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