A collection of articles and videos looking at EU copyright law, European Regulators and Tech Companies
Update: Monday 14th 2019: We've added contact details and an action for Belgium.Sweden: Take Action Here.Germany: Take Action Here. Luxembourg: Tak...
The European Parliament has voted on amendments to the Copyright Directive, including approving the controversial Articles 11 and 13, which critics...
Ahead of the crucial EU copyright vote on 12 Sept., we set the facts straight and explain exactly what the new rules will mean for the internet in ...
The pages go dark ahead of a vote on controversial new rules on website uploads and links.
EFF has been writing about the upcoming European Digital Single Market directive on copyright for a long time now. But it's time to put away the ke...
Academics from all over Europe give a final warning against the ill-conceived plans for the introduction of a new intellectual property right in ne...
Linking to content on free websites does not infringe copyright, says EU Court of Justice
YouTube’s CEO Susan Wojcicki has spoken out against the European Union’s contentious Copyright Directive. She’s the second YouTube executive to cal...
Defending equal access to the free and open internet is core to Reddit’s ideals, and something that redditors have told us time and again they hold...
When the European Union adopted the new copyright directive, including its infamous Article 17, the upload filtering provision, it gave Member Stat...
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