The dark side(s) of the EU Directive on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market

Ferri, Federico

doi:10.1007/s12689-020-00089-5

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“…Open data in the private sector -The rise of open data in the business sector provides strategic benefits, influencing competition, social responsibility, and societal impact. Market research, product development, business intelligence, cost savings, corporate social responsibility (CSR), open data marketplaces, collaborations, data-driven marketing, sustainability, data quality, privacy, security, and governance are some of the key benefits [30][31][32][33][34][35]. Despite the hurdles, implementing ethical norms enables effective utilization of open data [36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43].…”

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Cybersecurity and Efficacity of Open Data Platforms

Hyseni,

Abazi Bexheti

2024

IETI Trans. Data Anal. Forecast.

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Cybersecurity is critical for protecting open data. Transparency and innovation are facilitated by open data platforms; however, concerns about cybersecurity and privacy persist. This study examines the role of cybersecurity in public institutions in the Republic of Kosovo to determine methods of safeguarding data integrity. The main aim of this study was to examine the role of cybersecurity in securing open data in public organizations in the Republic of Kosovo. The study aimed to identify optimal cybersecurity practices in the context of open data and provide a comprehensive overview of the implementation of cybersecurity measures. This study employed a structured and methodical approach to assess cybersecurity and the effectiveness of open data platforms in public organizations in the Republic of Kosovo. Results: The study provides an overview of the status of open data platforms in the Republic of Kosovo and highlights the importance of cybersecurity, data privacy, and data integrity. Despite the stated concerns, such as enhancing security measures and increasing user knowledge, it is evident that public institutions have made significant progress in securing and enhancing their open data platforms. It is suggested that institutions in the Republic of Kosovo continue to invest in cybersecurity, promote privacy protection measures, and focus on enhancing the quality of open data to develop in this sector. Furthermore, collaboration and coordination across institutions and government agencies are required to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of these platforms.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Cybersecurity and Efficacity of Open Data Platforms

Hyseni,

Abazi Bexheti

2024

IETI Trans. Data Anal. Forecast.

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“…This sets the boundaries for the scope of the provision, although it remains notably broad. 48 The requirement that the collection mainly consists of journalistic works implies that a press publication covered by the PPR may include content that lacks journalistic value and does not contribute significantly to public debate or safeguarding democracies. Moreover, it is uncertain whether mandating that the majority of the content be journalistic in nature is helpful.…”

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Press publishers' rights in the Digital Age: Challenges and opportunities for legal and policy frameworks

Abdullah Ahmed,

Faisal Ahmad

2023

RED

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This research critically examines the new related right known as press publishers’ right introduced by the European Union. Press publishers right refers to a legal concept that grants publishers of news articles and other publications the right to control the use of their content on digital platforms. The concept is also known as the “neighbouring right” or the “snippet tax”. The article introduces the notion of the right and the rationale behind its introduction. There are various reasons for the introduction of this right and the author undertake a qualitative approach to a thorough investigation that reveals that the introduction of this right was necessary due to a significant decline in the revenue for press publishers. The authors also reveal that there are still continuous debates on the necessity of having this right. It is believed that the existence of this right will have a negative impact on the free flow of information on the internet. However, the protection of this right could be justified by the principles underlying the protection of intellectual property rights.

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“…As it is provided by the Union legislature, the term of "scientific research" should be understood in the light of Recital 12 that provides that "research organisations across the Union encompass a wide variety of entities the primary goal of which is to conduct scientific research or to do so together with the provision of educational services". As a result, this term shall be construed 16 See also Ferri (2020).…”

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Τhe Exception of Text and Data Mining from the Academic Libraries Standpoint

Papadopoulou¹,

Kolotourou²,

Bottis³

2021

JSS

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Directive 2019/790/EU (DSM Directive) aims to adapt and supplement the Union copyright framework in order to address the needs and challenges that are constantly arising in the digital environment. Given the importance of text and data mining (TDM) techniques not only with respect to the digital economy but also with regard to their benefits for the research and innovation, DSM Directive introduced the exception of TDM. Academic libraries are among the beneficiaries of the mandatory TDM exception for the purposes of scientific research. This paper analyses in detail the legal infrastructure of TDM exception as provided in Article 3 of the DSM Directive, elucidating at the same time the different notions included therein and addressing certain challenges regarding its application. Further, this paper aims at shedding light on the impact of the TDM exception on libraries and the benefit pursued by them, while in the last part the outcome and results reached through questionnaires and interviews in the framework of the research project "The exception of text and data mining in copyright law regarding Academic Libraries" realized in Greece are described and analyzed thoroughly. In view of the above, concrete recommendations and conclusions are provided with respect to the new TDM exception.

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The dark side(s) of the EU Directive on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market

Cited by 7 publications

References 18 publications

Cybersecurity and Efficacity of Open Data Platforms

Cybersecurity and Efficacity of Open Data Platforms

Press publishers' rights in the Digital Age: Challenges and opportunities for legal and policy frameworks

Τhe Exception of Text and Data Mining from the Academic Libraries Standpoint

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