The European Parliament rejected the directive on copyright in the Internet
The directive envisaged toughening of the regulation of copyright objects on the Internet. The 11th article about the “tax on links” and the 13th article on the responsibility of online platforms for content downloaded by users caused the greatest fears of its opponents.
Source: meduza.io
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