European Countries Support New EU Copyright Rules
EU governments on Monday backed the new copyright rules that force Google to pay publishers for news snippets and Facebook to filter out protected content....
European Parliament Approves New Copyright Rules for the Internet
EU lawmakers endorsed on Tuesday a preliminary deal on updating the bloc’s two-decade old copyright rules, which will force Google to pay publishers and artists...
Google Sees Some Improvements in the EU Copyright Directive
European lawmakers recently agreed on a final text of a new copyright directive, and despits its opposition, Google is seeing some improvements in two articles...
European Parliament Backs Provisional Agreement For New European Copyright Rules
The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee approved on Tuesday the reform of EU copyright rules provisionally agreed with EU ministers.
The deal reached between EU...
EU Agrees on New Copyright Rules, Curbs Unfair Practices by Tech Giants
EU countries, the European Commission and EU lawmakers clinched a deal late Wednesday to curb the powers of companies such as Google and Apple with...
Google Says Proposed European Copyright Rules Will Hurt Publishers and Businesses
Google says that the European Parliament’s version of a new copyright directive will have consequences for smaller news publishers, limit innovation in journalism and reduce...
EU Lawmakers Agree on New Copyright Rules
EU lawmakers agreed on Wednesday on a common position on copyright reforms ahead of talks with the 28 EU countries on legislation to force Google,...
EU to Vote on Copyright Rules That Could Shake Up Google and Facebook
The Eropean Parliament on Wednesday will decide whether the EU copyright law will curb the power of Google and Youtube over content online.
The law...
European Parliament Cancels Copyright Reform Vote
The European Parliament has kicked back a vote on proposed copyright law changes until September.
The MEPs have rejected a committee proposal to begin negotiations...
EU Parliament Takes First Step to pass Tough EU Copyright Rules
The European Union has taken the first step in passing new copyright legislation that critics say would shake up the internet, with Google, Facebook, Microsoft...
