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by Kon-Peki
841 days ago
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The problem with the DMA's "free of charge" language is that the DMA sits below the WIPO treaties [1] in terms of its legal authority. > Under this treaty, authors are provided with the exclusive rights of distribution and rental and with a broader right of communication to the public of their works in the digital environment. Computer programs are protected as literary works and the arrangement or selection of data or other material in databases is also protected. Specific protection is also provided for technological measures and electronic rights management information used to identify and manage works. The DMA's "free of charge" doesn't mean what everyone wants it to mean :-/ [1] https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/accession... |
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