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28 March 2019Copyright

13 MEPs voted incorrectly on EU Copyright Directive

More than 10 members of European parliament (MEPs) accidentally voted the wrong way on a key amendment to the new European Copyright Directive, which passed earlier this week.

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13 MEPs voted incorrectly on EU Copyright Directive

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