Seven years after its adoption, the DSM Directive is undergoing its scheduled review. The European Commission is assessing whether the Directive has met its objectives and whether reform is needed. At COMMUNIA, we have asked ourselves the same questions – and presented our findings during our latest COMMUNIA Salon.
The event, moderated by Paul Keller, brought together representatives from the European Commission and civil society to discuss how the Directive has been implemented across the EU and what lessons can be drawn ahead of the Commission’s review process.
In case you could not join us or want to re-visit the discussions, you can find the recording of the event as well as a writeup of the key points of the discussions in our event blogpost.
Last week, COMMUNIA hosted a Salon on the upcoming review of the EU Copyright Directive in the Digital Single Market (DSM Directive). The event, moderated by Paul Keller, brought together representatives from the European Commission and civil society to discuss how the Directive has been implemented across the EU and what lessons can be drawn […]
Today we are releasing The Post-DSM Copyright Report (available as PDF here). This report analyses how Member States have implemented key user rights provisions of the DSM Directive: text and data mining rights, education rights, cultural heritage rights, the Public Domain safeguard, protections against overrides, limits to the press publishers’ right, and user rights safeguards […]
Seven years after its adoption, the DSM Directive is undergoing its scheduled review. The European Commission is assessing whether the Directive has met its objectives and whether reform is needed. At COMMUNIA, we have asked ourselves the same questions. Curious to hear where we landed? Join our online COMMUNIA Salon on 7 May at 15:00 […]
