European Parliament to Decide on Copyright Reform
If at times, the negotiations around the European copyright reform have seemed endless, it’s understandable. It was two years ago […]
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The EC’s Expected Decision Against Android Is an Unfortunate Attack on Open Source Software
The European Commission (“EC”) is preparing to release its decision against Android, and its framing of the issues makes clear […]
EU Copyright Reform – Last Minute Countdown for EU Countries
When last we addressed the proposed European copyright reform on Project DisCo, negotiations among EU countries on key provisions were […]
The Unintended Consequences of a European Digital Tax
Some countries have health taxes to limit sugar consumption, others have green taxes on gasoline. What would be the impact […]
Law Enforcement Access to Electronic Evidence: Will Europe Get It Right?
The European Commission will soon publish new rules aimed at improving law enforcement access to “digital evidence” held by online […]
An EU Inconvenient Truth: Digital Companies Pay More Tax Than Traditional Companies
Digital companies are not paying their fair share of taxes, the European mantra goes. The European Commissioner responsible for taxation, […]
From Regulating Platforms to Platform Regulation in the EU – A 2018 Preview
At the time the new Commission took office, ‘platform regulation’ was one of those concepts most controversially discussed in the […]
EU Council rebukes EU Commission for its copyright proposal, asks for more explanations on the e-Commerce Directive
Another day, and another sudden development in the European Copyright reform. As DisCo readers may remember, we explained in a […]
The European Audiovisual Reform – So Little Time, So Many Issues
Last July, the European Commission, Parliament and Council officially started the final round of negotiations on the EU’s audiovisual reform, […]
Germany Joins Other EU Countries in Doubts over Article 13 of the Copyright Reform
Following a brief lull during the summer break, the European copyright debate is decidedly back in full swing since the […]
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