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EU Commission sends six states to court for not transposing copyright rules

The European Commission issued on Wednesday (15 February) 11 referrals to the EU’s Court of Justice after six member states failed to transpose copyright measures into national law.

The 2019 Directive ushered in reform of the EU’s copyright rules with the aim of putting in place necessary protections for publishers and rightsholders in an environment dominated by major online platforms. [Shutterstock / Cagkan Sayin]

Molly Killeen Euractiv.com 15-02-2023 14:39 4 min. read Content type: Euractiv is part of the Trust Project
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