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19 September 2019CopyrightSaman Javed

AIPPI World Congress 2019: the challenges of article 17

Earlier this year, the EU adopted its new copyright directive. Two articles in particular—articles 15 and 17—were met with significant criticism. Article 17 was the subject of a panel discussion at the AIPPI World Congr ess 2019 yesterday, September 18.

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