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The proposed Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (Articles 11, 14 and 16)
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- The Publisher’s Right as proposed under Article 11 of the proposed directive is without alternatives and adequate to secure a free press in a digitalised world. - Press publishers’ works are increasingly exploited by aggregators which reduces the scope of quality press that is made freely available to consumers. - Only a new right that enables publishers to prohibit the commercial use of extracts of its publications adequately addresses the current market failures. - A mere rebuttable presumption that a press publisher is entitled to enforce authors’ copyright does is not helpful. - The clearly defined scope and the exceptions to the Publisher’s Right adequately protect the legitimate interests of consumers. - The proposed Article 14 and 16 of the proposed directive appear unnecessary and disproportionate.
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- Corporate author(s): European Parliament
- Themes: Community secondary legislation , Patents – Protection of intellectual property
- Subject: copyright , digital technology , directive (EU) , publisher , single market
ISBN
978-92-846-2345-7
DOI
10.2861/31274
Catalogue number
QA-06-17-383-EN-N
ISBN
978-92-846-2344-0
DOI
10.2861/104262
Catalogue number
QA-06-17-383-EN-C
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