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The European Parliament has voted against a controversial proposed new copyright law that critics warned could imperil a free and open internet. The Copyright Directive, which contained the particularly concerning Article 13, was rejected by 318 votes to 278, with 31 abstentions. The EU's proposed copyright reforms will now be debated again in September, giving policymakers more time to discuss and refine the crucial dossier.
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales told the BBC he hoped that the music industry could find a way to compromise before the September debate.
Don't think about filtering everything everyone uploads to the internet. Instead, he added, they should look to renegotiating deals with platforms such as YouTube to get "fairer remuneration".
(Score: 2) by Runaway1956 on Friday July 06 2018, @12:29PM
By "industry" I mean every entity that contributes to unjust copyright laws, and those that prosecute over meaningless bullshit such as fair use.
Individuals and groups who make a living by ENTERTAINING other people aren't necessarily part of the "industry".
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