Copyright law has become a hot issue, subject to vigorous pressures by well-organised groups, as the 2006 approval of the new French
Droit d'auteur has once again shown. But copyright issues are increasingly important also to ordinary citizens, who might want to express their views. The Commissions for the Revision of Italian Copyright Law are apparently more than willing
to listen to what all interested parties have to say about the copyright rules they would wish for. The only problem is that the time to do this -at least online, in a transparent way - is much too short, only one week (15-22 November).
Don't look for it in Rome... Nearly two months on, the Commission’s DMA non-compliance decision against Meta was finally published...
It was a real pleasure yesterday to share some reflections on the European experience with the Digital Markets Act across the Atlantic. You ...
What do EU citizens expect? Digitalrechte, here.