EU backs Article 11 and 13

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European politicians have voted to pass Article 13 and Article 11 as part of sweeping changes to regulation around online copyright. The European Parliament passed the legislation by 348 votes to 274.

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The EU argues that up until now, online platforms such as YouTube and Google News have been making huge sums of money by hosting or directing people to creative content – but haven’t been funnelling much of that cash back to the people who the content in the first place.

That’s where Article 13 comes in. It remains to be seen how the legislation will be implemented in practice, but Article 13 will probably be introduced in two ways. First, platforms will likely negotiate licenses with copyright holders. Second, they will implement content filters to stop copyrighted material they don’t have a license for from being uploaded in the first place.

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Arguing in favour of Article 13 were the big record labels and organisations that manage copyright payments on their behalf.

Critics of Article 13 are worried we will see a lot more cases of legitimate creative content being blocked once websites like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are forced to stop copyrighted content from being uploaded to their platforms.

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Alphabet, has spent more than $100 million building a copyright-detection system that’s used by more than 9,000 broadcasters, movie studios and record labels worldwide.
 

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there was way over 100.000 people demonstrating in germany on the streets against article 13. Angela Merkel doesnt give a #####, we simply life not in a democraty in any western country. And This is not only about copyright. It will be the start to totaly control the Internet and whats postet there. No more individual news soon. New World Order on its way, wake up! Well, as we are not allowed to talk about politics here, i dont go deeper into the rabbit hole. Again a black day for freedom of spech and freedom of internet.
 

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