Shockingly more than 10 members of European parliament (MEPs) accidentally voted the wrong way on a key amendment to the new European Copyright Directive which was passed following the Vote on Tuesday 26th March 2019. The directive was passed with 348 votes in favour and 274 votes against with 24 abstentions.
The votes are in and it has now been approved to adopt Article 13 for the new Copyright Directive.
Complaint over four Chinese companies selling fake Facebook and Instagram accounts.
The final report builds upon the interim report and focuses on the definitions, role and legal liabilities of social media platforms data misuse and targeting, based around the Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and Aggregate IQ (AIQ) allegations political campaigning Russian influence in political campaigns SCL influence in foreign elections and digital literacy.
While the EU Parliament voted in favour of the new Copyright Directive in September, there has been a stall since then to agree the details.
In November 2018 the approved judgement given by Mr Justice Arnold was released on arguably one of intellectual property lawÂs most controversial cases of this year.
This time, it was photo sharing app Instagram who have to pick up the pieces are hackers have accessed details of celeb users. The social
Social media companies, Facebook and Snap Inc have been hit with patent infringement claims in respect of GPS technology.
On 12.9.18 the EU parliament voted 438 for to 226 against with 39 abstentions to pass the infamous Article 11 and 13 of the new reviewed copyright Directive.
Social media platform Facebook have faced up against Blackberry arguing that they have infringed a number of patents relating to several inventions
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