2022
DOI: 10.1007/s40319-022-01154-1
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European Copyright Society – Comment on Copyright and the Digital Services Act Proposal

Abstract: On 15 December 2020, the European Commission submitted a proposal for a regulation on a single market for digital services (Digital Services Act, DSA) and amending Directive 2000/31/EC. The legislative project seeks to establish a robust and durable governance structure for the effective supervision of providers of intermediary services. To this end, the DSA sets out numerous due diligence obligations of intermediaries concerning any type of illegal information, including copyright-infringing content. Empirica… Show more

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“…160 It adopts a tiered structure with four horizontal layers, 161 and targets different types of obligations on different types of service providers, namely intermediaries, hosting providers, online platforms, and very large online platforms (VLOPs). 162 For the widest subcategory, all intermediaries are subject to general due diligence obligations, including establishing a single point of contact or designating a legal representative, 163 incorporating certain information in the provider's terms and conditions 164 as well as complying with transparency reporting duties. 165 Notably, Article 12 allows powerful intermediaries to suppress legal content based on their T&Cs, thereby vesting the power of formulating adequate rules for online communication in the intermediaries.…”
Section: How To Make Bad Laws Into Good Ones: Regulating Content Mode...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…160 It adopts a tiered structure with four horizontal layers, 161 and targets different types of obligations on different types of service providers, namely intermediaries, hosting providers, online platforms, and very large online platforms (VLOPs). 162 For the widest subcategory, all intermediaries are subject to general due diligence obligations, including establishing a single point of contact or designating a legal representative, 163 incorporating certain information in the provider's terms and conditions 164 as well as complying with transparency reporting duties. 165 Notably, Article 12 allows powerful intermediaries to suppress legal content based on their T&Cs, thereby vesting the power of formulating adequate rules for online communication in the intermediaries.…”
Section: How To Make Bad Laws Into Good Ones: Regulating Content Mode...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In cases of primary infringement, a person is, subject to exceptions, liable when he or she performs one of the acts which are exclusively allocated to the right owner. 43 Neither knowledge nor a violation of a duty of care is required. But in cases involving intermediaries, the law must distinguish between socially acceptable activities and infringing acts.…”
Section: Analysis Of Research Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first problem of algorithmic parody detection relates to the functional aspect of creative works. The function of parody is a subjective humorous message of a creative work that involves a parody object -usually, a reproduction of a copyrighted creative work or a fragment of such work that serves as an object of humor, satire, or parody included in the work 38 . The function of parody or other similar humorous genres is essential for creative work to qualify as serving the use of parody 39 .…”
Section: Risk Of Parody Creative Content Over-blockingmentioning
confidence: 99%