tdm

…limited the scope of the TDM activity to “purposes of scientific research.” We noted that this constraint would decrease the potential impact of novel TDM uses, such as for journalism-related…

…the Digital Single Market. In this post we take a closer look at the proposed exception for text and data mining (TDM). The Commission recognises the incredible potential in text…

…lay in stark contrast to both the Commission’s original flawed TDM exception, and CULT’s draft opinion published just a few weeks ago. While CULT Rapporteur Joulaud’s suggestions would further restrict…

…out of TDM or specific applications of TDM (e.g. AI training). Currently, robots.txt does not allow a web publisher to indicate a horizontal opt-out that applies to all crawlers crawling…

…research tool. The Commission’s TDM proposal would actually make the situation for European TDM practitioners worse than no regulation at all—the existing uncertainty allows practitioners to argue that they do…

…adoption of TDM technology. This approach also undermines the considerable work that has been done in Europe to increase the amount of Open Access content available and encourage its exploitation….

…reserve their training rights and opt-out of the commercial TDM exception? Operationalizing the opt-out mechanism In our recommendations for the national implementation of the TDM exceptions we suggested that the…

…his draft proposal opens up the TDM exception to anyone and makes sure any safeguarding measures won’t stand in the way of applying the technology. As progressive as it is,…

…exception for TDM is extremely limited both in terms of beneficiaries (‘public interest research organisations’) and purpose (‘for scientific research purposes’). Restricting an exception for TDM to the realm of…

…same time combating fake news with substantiated information, it should open up the proposed text-and-data mining exception. As proposed now, the mandatory exception would only cover TDM by research institutions…