European Parliament votes in favour of copyright law reforms
The way music, memes and news articles are shared online could be affected by a controversial vote in the European Parliament to overhaul copyright law.
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European Parliament backs changes to copyright rules
The European Parliament has voted in favour of new copyright rules that could shake up the way internet companies use media, books, music and other content posted online.
Legal row over songs performed at Beatles’ first US concert
Songs performed by The Beatles at their first concert in the United States have been at the centre of copyright litigation in a London court more than 54 years on.
The rejection of a law that threatened memes is being celebrated with memes
As a copyright law that threatened memes and other other shared content online was rejected by MEPs, Twitter users celebrated in the most appropriate way.
What major changes to copyright law could mean for your online activities
MEPs are to decide whether to continue with a new EU copyright law which would affect content shared online.