« Le débat sur la directive Copyright adoptée en mars dernier par le Parlement européen s’est focalisé sur un petit nombre d’articles – essentiellement l’article 11 sur le droit voisin pour les éditeurs de presse et l’article 13 sur le filtrage des plateformes. Néanmoins, le texte final…
« As reported in March 2019, a new copyright directive for the digital single market has been approved for Europe and will legally come into force on 7 June 2019. All Member States are obliged to transpose this new legislation into national law in the coming 2…
« The changing world of scholarly communication and the emerging new wave of ‘Open Science’ or ‘Open Research’ has brought to light a number of controversial and hotly debated topics. Evidence-based rational debate is regularly drowned out by misinformed or exaggerated rhetoric, which does not benefit the evolving system of scholarly…
« Le Conseil de l’Union européenne a donné aujourd’hui son feu vert à la nouvelle directive sur le droit d’auteur, qui apportera des avantages concrets aux citoyens, aux secteurs de la création, à la presse, aux chercheurs, aux éducateurs et aux institutions du patrimoine culturel. (…) »
« (…) This blog, rather than looking to give a comprehensive overview of the legislation, looks at the battles that libraries have, together, won, the bullets we have dodged, and the questions that remain. These last will be important, with the effort to ensure the right rules for libraries now moving…
« The U.S. Copyright Office released today its strategic plan that sets priorities of the Office for the next five years. The plan describes how the Office will streamline and improve the efficiency of services while actively participating in discussions, both national and international, on ways to further transform the Office…
« EARE welcomes the decision from EU institutions to enable all Europeans – public researchers and commercial entities – to benefit from a broad and mandatory copyright exception for Text and Data Mining (TDM). (…) »
« The EU Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market was adopted by the European Parliament on 26 March 2019. While EUA welcomes the strengthened exemptions for the education and research activities of European universities, it remains cautious about the agreement’s impact on other sectors and society at large. (…) »
« LIBER cautiously welcomes today’s European Parliament vote in favour of new copyright legislation because of the meaningful improvements this brings for education and research. The victory is, however, bittersweet as we remain concerned about the impact of certain aspects of the legislation on information sharing and knowledge creation. (…) »
« (…) Les députés ont adopté la directive en plénière par 348 voix pour, 274 contre et 36 abstentions. Cela marque la fin d’une procédure législative qui a démarré en 2016 pour le Parlement. Il est désormais du ressort des États membres d’approuver la décision du Parlement dans les semaines à…
