Just to follow up, live stream here: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/ep-live/en/committees/video?event=20180620-0900-COMMITTEE-JURI
Also a legend: Article 5 Compromise Amendment contains a baseline public domain safeguard. 2018-06-20 7:32 GMT+02:00 Anna Mazgal <[email protected]>: > Dear All, > > since we got hold of the voting list for the copyright vote, we prepared > recommendations that I sent to over 20 MEPs in JURI that we hope will vote > against the most damaging proposals (including article 13) and in favour of > the good ideas on exceptions. > > We only give recommendations on articles: 3, 4, 5, 11, and 13 as well as > the exceptions: Freedom of Panorama (CAs 56 and 57) as well as User > extracts from pre-existing works and other subject matter in content > uploaded or made available by users (Cas 58 and 59) - so called User > Generated Content exception. For the remaining articles and corresponding > amendments we provide no specific recommendation as to the vote. In > summary, we present the following recommendations: > > On *article 3* we recommend voting against CA 4 (and corresponding CAs in > recitals), instead we indicate specific amendments filed by members of JURI > that in our opinion define text and data mining exception better. > > On *article 4* we recommend voting in favor of CA 6 (and corresponding > CAs 23 to CA 26) > > On *article 5* we recommend voting in favor of CA 7 (and corresponding > CAs 27 to CA 30) > > On *new exceptions (FoP, UGC)* we recommend voting in favor of CA 56 (and > CA 57) as well as CA 58 (and CA 59) > > On *article 11* we recommend voting *against CA 12* (and corresponding > CAs) and *in favor of** CA 12bis* (and corresponding CA 20bis and CA > 41bis) that are the alternative Compromise Amendments > > On *article 13* we recommend voting *against CA 14* (and corresponding > CAs) and *in favor of** CA 14bis* (and corresponding CA 47bis to CA > 50bis) that are the alternative Compromise Amendments. In case CA 14 is > adopted, we believe the negative consequence can be somehow mitigated by > voting in favor of CA 2. > > Both IMCO 56 and AM 672 provide that the access gotten under one exception > may not be used to exercise rights gotten under another exception - we find > this approach harmful to the rights of users and legitimate uses of > lawfully accessed content. We recommended voting *against **IMCO 56 and > AM 672* as indicated in the document. > Let’s hope that the vote will be at least partially along our line on the > topic. > > Best wishes, > Anna > > Anna Mazgal > EU Policy Advisor > Wikimedia > [email protected] > @a2na > mobile: +32 487 222 945 > 51 Rue du Trône > BE-1050 Brussels > > > _______________________________________________ > Publicpolicy mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/publicpolicy > >
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