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Mar 2, 2025	The Tug-of-War Over AI: Copyright, Regulation, and the Future of Innovation	The landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) is shifting. Like tectonic plates, the forces of copyright and regulation are colliding, creating tremors that could reshape the future of technology. As AI continues to evolve, the debate over ...
Feb 28, 2025	AI And Copyright: Expanding Copyright Hurts Everyone—Here’s What to Do Instead	You shouldn’t need a permission slip to read a webpage—whether you do it with your own eyes, or use software to help. AI is a category of general-purpose tools with myriad beneficial uses. Requiring developers to license the materials neede...
Sep 30, 2024	The Copyright Directive’s Link Tax Has Been A Failure; Will Anyone Learn From This?	It seems so long ago that people were trying to stop the worst aspects of the EU Copyright Directive. It was quite a battle, as Chapter 6 of Walled Culture the book (free digital versions available) recounts in detail. The final legislation...
Jan 3, 2024	YouTube Still Blocking Access To Steamboat Willie On Behalf Of Disney In Some Countries	As you well know, the Steamboat Willie version of Mickey Mouse is now in the public domain in the US, meaning you can use a version of that Mickey (or any other newly public domain work) in our Gaming Like It’s 1928 Public Domain Game Jam. ...
Jul 10, 2023	Germany’s New Copyright Exception For Pastiche Applied For First Time	Although overall the EU Copyright Directive is bad news for the digital world because of things like its need for the use of automated upload filters, it does contain a few glimmers of good sense. For example, it rectifies a failing of the ...
Feb 11, 2022	Can an AI be properly considered an inventor?	Dave Davis Contributor Dave Davis joined Copyright Clearance Center in 1994 and currently serves as a research analyst. He previously held directorships in both public libraries and corporate libraries and earned joint master’s degrees in L...
Dec 29, 2021	The Copyright Industry Wants Everything Filtered As It Is Uploaded; Here's Why That Will Be A Disaster	The history of copyright can be seen as one of increasing control by companies over what ordinary people can do with material created by others. For the online world, the endgame is where copyright holders get to check and approve every sin...
Nov 3, 2021	Google News Returning To Spain, As Awful 'Inalienable' Snippets Tax Is Replaced With Marginally Less Awful EU Copyright Directive	Back in 2014, Spain brought in a Google tax. It was even worse than Germany's, which was so unworkable that it was never applied fully. Spain's law was worse because it created a right for publishers to be paid by "news aggregators&quo...
Nov 3, 2021	Google News Returning To Spain, As Awful 'Inalienable' Snippets Tax Is Replaced With Marginally Less Awful EU Copyright Directive	Back in 2014, Spain brought in a Google tax. It was even worse than Germany’s, which was so unworkable that it was never applied fully. Spain’s law was worse because it created a right for publishers to be paid by “news aggregators” that wa...
Jun 7, 2021	MPA “Hacker” Shows that Pirates Don’t Fear EU’s Copyright Takedown Plans	In recent years the European Commission has proposed and adopted various legislative changes to help combat online piracy. This includes the Copyright Directive which passed in 2019 as well as the Digital Services Act, which was officially ...
Jun 7, 2021	European Commission Betrays Internet Users By Cravenly Introducing Huge Loophole For Copyright Companies In Upload Filter Guidance	As a recent Techdirt article noted, the European Commission was obliged to issue “guidance” on how to implement the infamous Article 17 upload filters required by the EU’s Copyright Directive. It delayed doing so, evidently hoping that the ...
Jun 7, 2021	European Commission Betrays Internet Users By Cravenly Introducing Huge Loophole For Copyright Companies In Upload Filter Guidance	As a recent Techdirt article noted, the European Commission was obliged to issue "guidance" on how to implement the infamous Article 17 upload filters required by the EU's Copyright Directive. It delayed doing so, evidently hoping...
May 21, 2021	NFTs and copyright: An uncomfortable conjunction?	Did you miss a session from the Future of Work Summit? Head over to our Future of Work Summit on-demand library to stream. This post was written by Dave Davis, research analyst at Copyright Clearance Center On April 15th, Hollywood writer a...
May 21, 2021	NFTs and copyright: An uncomfortable conjunction?	We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! This post was written by Dave Davis, research ana...
Jan 29, 2021	The Lies Told About The EU Copyright Directive's Upload Filters May Help Get Them Thrown Out In Court	Although the main fight over the EU's Copyright Directive was lost back in March 2019, there are plenty of local battles underway. That's a consequence of the fact that an EU Directive has to be implemented by separate national laws in each...
Jan 29, 2021	The Lies Told About The EU Copyright Directive's Upload Filters May Help Get Them Thrown Out In Court	Although the main fight over the EU’s Copyright Directive was lost back in March 2019, there are plenty of local battles underway. That’s a consequence of the fact that an EU Directive has to be implemented by separate national laws in each...
Nov 20, 2020	Poland's Bid To Get Upload Filters Taken Out Of The EU Copyright Directive Suddenly Looks Much More Hopeful	As readers of Techdirt will remember, one of the biggest defeats for users of the Internet — and for online freedom of expression — was the passage of the EU Copyright Directive last year. The law was passed using a fundamentally dishonest ...
Nov 20, 2020	Poland's Bid To Get Upload Filters Taken Out Of The EU Copyright Directive Suddenly Looks Much More Hopeful	As readers of Techdirt will remember, one of the biggest defeats for users of the Internet -- and for online freedom of expression -- was the passage of the EU Copyright Directive last year. The law was passed using a fundamentally dishones...
Jun 18, 2019	Polish Government's Legal Challenge To EU Copyright Directive's Article 13/17 Remains Shrouded In Mystery, But Details May Not Matter	The awful Article 13/17 of the EU’s Copyright Directive only seems to have passed thanks to some MEPs voting for it by mistake. But the European Parliament was not the only arm of the European Union where there was strong resistance to the ...
Jun 18, 2019	Polish Government's Legal Challenge To EU Copyright Directive's Article 13/17 Remains Shrouded In Mystery, But Details May Not Matter	The awful Article 13/17 of the EU's Copyright Directive only seems to have passed thanks to some MEPs voting for it by mistake. But the European Parliament was not the only arm of the European Union where there was strong resistance to the ...
Apr 17, 2019	Could Article 13's Upload Filters Be Thrown Out Because Of The EU-Canada Trade Deal CETA?	Now that the EU’s awful Copyright Directive has been passed, it would be easy to give up, and assume that nothing more can be done. That’s far from the case. Under EU law, this directive must now be implemented through national legislation ...

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