EU Copyright Directive: Implications and Opportunities for U.S. Policy
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In September, the European Parliament passed its Copyright Directive. Described by the EU as an effort to reign in tech platforms’ use of copyrighted, shared content, the decision will have lasting impacts on freedom of expression and creativity online.
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