European Parliament approves controversial online copyright law

John Leonard
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Legislators ignore protests, experts and activists to sign directive - including Articles 11 and 13 - into law

The European Parliament today approved the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive in including the controversial Article 11 and Article 13 (now renamed Article 17). Article 11, dubbed ...

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