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Originally Posted by trevesty
I guess you didn't even read what Article 13 does, because what you said is not at all true.  |
It's you who doesn't read.. or maybe just doesn't understand
I will make it easier for you, it is written
right in there:
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The goal of Article 13 is to hold the platforms responsible by setting them apart from simple web hosting companies and forcing them to respect the rights of creators and remunerate them fairly.
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If rights holders do not wish to make a deal with platforms, the platforms must, in cooperation with the rights holders, make their best efforts that the works concerned are not available on their services.
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So what exactly you don't understand?
And something about webhosts...
https://www.freezenet.ca/web-hosting...-requirements/
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Nevertheless, the elimination of the intermediate liability exception will likely leave companies no choice than to monitor every piece of content that is shared and uploaded on their platforms.
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Like I said, I don't care if it's the webhosts or site owners who will be obliged to take measures for preventing pirated content, and I don't care how, it's good news for content creators.