Protecting Copyright!
summary
Discussion maps concrete fixes to the EU copyright mess: a push to enshrine a level playing field so platforms that curate and monetize content face liability rather than blanket safe‑harbour, clarification of Article 11 (publishers’ right) and Article 13 (platform responsibility), and stronger enforcement. Industry claims: music lost ~50% revenue in the digital shift, streaming now makes ~1/3 of income while vinyl is ~2–3%, one broadcaster spends >€6bn on content, and platforms like YouTube pay roughly $1 per user versus ~$18 from paid services.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:38Angelica Niebla
- 2:39Florian Florian Drucker
- 4:25General Remarks
- 20:54Liability Issues
- 24:51How Spotify Has Changed What the Music Industry Is Doing
- 30:01The Biggest Threat You Face at the Moment
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