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25 March 2019Copyright

IP experts urge EU to bin ‘misguided’ copyright plans

European academics specialising in IP have asked the EU to drop Article 11 (now Article 15 in the latest version) and 13 (now Article 17) of the proposed Copyright Directive.

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