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France: Google Search Will Only Display Headlines of Press Publications Am 26. September 2019 - 17:18 Uhr von Tom Hirche - Till Kreutzer
France will soon introduce an ancillary copyright for press publishers. Google has now announced that it will by default no longer display snippets in its search results. But publishers will be able to change this by themselves. Weiter
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How Article 17 of the EU Copyright Directive threatens Let's Play and Walkthrough Culture Am 29. August 2019 - 17:28 Uhr von Till Kreutzer
- YouTube
- user content
- upload filter
- Reform
- permission
- licence
- Games
- Europe
- EU
- directive
- copyright
- Article 17
Article 17 of the new EU Copyright Directive tightens the liability of platform providers such as Youtube. Creative content from legal grey areas might disappear from the net. This especially applies to gaming videos such as Let's Plays or Walkthroughs. Weiter
US Publishers' Study: Google Allegedly Generates Billions in Revenue with News Am 21. Juni 2019 - 1:42 Uhr von Tom Hirche
According to a study by the US publishers' association News Media Alliance, in 2018 alone Google generated revenues of 4.7 billion US-dollars from news content without paying for it. According to the publishers, this has to change in the future. Weiter
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Room for interpretations could lead to Spanish conditions Am 31. Oktober 2018 - 1:08 Uhr von Tom Hirche
Representatives of the European Commission, the Council and the Parliament are currently negotiating a compromise solution for the new Copyright Directive. Unfortunately, it can be assumed to be certain that this Directive will contain an ancillary copyright for press publishers. However, the exact wording is not final yet. The devil is in the detail as the Parliament's proposal shows. Weiter