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EU: More from the Draft Impact Assessment on the "modernisation of the EU copyright acquis

06 May 2014

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See: (1) Enforcement, with EU “to clarify the extent to which intermediaries can be involved to help putting an end to copyright infringements on the Internet” (2) Private copying, including levies and downloading (pdfs)

Today also happens to be “International Day Against Digital Rights Management”

Previous Leaked documents:

Text and data mining, including “licensing of subscription based content” (pdf)
Disabilities, including impact of WIPO Treaty (pdf)
Legislative scenarios, including an “ambitious” and “much deeper level of harmonisation” (pdf)
The role of copyright, the economic dimension, new technologies and the internet value chain (pdf)
Copyright and user generated content (pdf)

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