Julia Reda

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2021-02-18

News Corp 17 related

News Corp announces a multi-year, global partnership with Google to provide content from its news sites “in return for significant payments by Google”

In the face of proposed regulation in Australia that would require tech giants … Jared Newman / Fast Company : Facebook has banned Australian news, but there's a workaround Financial Times : Big Tech ...

2021-02-18 View

2019-02-06

Julia Reda 9 related

Weeks after EU member states failed to find common ground on the Article 13 proposal, negotiations are back on toward a final vote after Germany reverses stance

Julia Reda :

2019-02-06 View

2019-01-21

Julia Reda 8 related

EU's copyright reform with “link tax” and “upload filters” suffers a setback as 11 member states vote against the proposal, making adoption in May less likely

Julia Reda :

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2018-12-31

Julia Reda 11 related

European Commission to start offering bug bounties in January on 14 Free Software projects like Notepad++ and VLC that the EU institutions rely on

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2018-12-31 View

2018-09-13

The Verge 2 related

Reddit says EU's copyright law is “a significant blow to the open Internet”; Wikimedia says it's disappointed by “the missed opportunity to modernize copyright”

plus a new IP right for sports organizers. Julia Reda / @senficon : Catastrophic Article 11 vote: The European Parliament just endorsed a #linktax that would make using the title of a news article in ...

2018-09-13 View

2016-03-28

Ars Technica UK 5 related

European Commission launches public consultation on “neighboring rights” for publishers, a “Google tax” for snippets

“Google tax” on snippets under serious consideration by European Commission — The German Pirate Party MEP Julia Reda is leading the fight against a Google tax.

2016-03-28 View

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News Corp announces a multi-year, global partnership with Google to provide content from its news sites “in return for significant payments by Google”

Weeks after EU member states failed to find common ground on the Article 13 proposal, negotiations are back on toward a final vote after Germany reverses stance

EU's copyright reform with “link tax” and “upload filters” suffers a setback as 11 member states vote against the proposal, making adoption in May less likely

European Commission to start offering bug bounties in January on 14 Free Software projects like Notepad++ and VLC that the EU institutions rely on

Reddit says EU's copyright law is “a significant blow to the open Internet”; Wikimedia says it's disappointed by “the missed opportunity to modernize copyright”

European Commission launches public consultation on “neighboring rights” for publishers, a “Google tax” for snippets

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