EU Copyright Directive compromise rejected by 11 countries

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clock 21 January 2019 •
EU Copyright Directive compromise rejected by 11 countries

Copyright Directive and accompanying regulation unlikely to be passed before May's European elections

Negotiations scheduled today over the European Union's Copyright Directive have been shelved as 11 member states now line-up in opposition to the proposed overhaul of the copyright regime across the EU....

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