Why Article 13 is GOOD for you AND Content Creators (Article 17)
March 30, 2019
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I've recently heard a lot of people and media talking about Article 13 - which is now reclassified to Article 17. People were saying that Article 17 is a doomsday article for the internet and will result in all kinds of problems in the EU. Well, I decided to do something crazy and actually read the law.
Well after I read Article 17 I didn't get the feeling the world is over. In fact the current iteration of Article 17 is probably good for creators - it just doesn't benefit the large content platforms that have to conform to new laws. Article 17 closely resembles the DMCA law in America, except it accounts for copyright trolls by demanding humans review of requested takedowns.
Overall form your own opinion (by reading the actual Article!) but here's my commentary on it. Follow up video coming out in a bit about misconceptions about the law.
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