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24 March 2016Copyright

EU launches copyright consultation on ‘panorama’ effect

The European Commission has launched a consultation into whether rules surrounding copyright protection for photographs and drawings of public buildings are too problematic.

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EU copyright consultation period closing
13 June 2016   The European Commission’s public consultation on aspects of EU copyright law including protection for photographs and drawings of public buildings is closing on June 15.
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European Parliament approves copyright reforms
13 July 2015   The European Parliament has approved a draft report that seeks to modernise existing copyright laws across the EU.


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