Art 13: Another “No Way Plus”

Originally shared by Nina Trankova

Art 13: Another “No Way Plus”

“No way plus” is a phrase that gained popularity around Brexit. It looks like more procedures don’t find ways those days such as Art 13 and yet need to even invent an accountable solution to respond to opposed opinions representing mln people on either side.

EU Court of Justice noticed lack of notification from Germany to Google about Germany’s rules prohibiting search engines to provide press products without prior authorization by the publishers. twitter.com/EUCourtPress/status/1073150516979486721

Trilogue didn’t vote any agreement but scheduled a new vote for 14th January 2019. Julia Reda commented that most negotiators still want Art 13.

https://twitter.com/Senficon/status/1073546679863922695

From techdirt com: “attempt to change the internet from a platform for the public to a locked up platform for gatekeepers”_

reform of copyright postponed 21.01.2019

Credit Tweet Andrus Ansip European Commission Vice-President for the Digital Single Market.

Thank you @EU2018AT for this week's agreements in #SatCab and #Cybersecurity. Still need to push for finalising #copyright.

And #ePrivacy really needs to be taken seriously by member states. It’s been on table for two years now (@EU_Commission proposal was made Jan 2017). #EUCO pic.twitter.com/Bc6clFgsfO

— Andrus Ansip (@Ansip_EU) December 14, 2018