The Digital Single Market strategy aims to open up digital opportunities for people and business and enhance Europe's position as a world leader in the digital economy. In this framework, a new legislative package for the modernisation of the EU copyright rules is presented by the Commission in September 2016.

A Digital Single Market (DSM) is one in which the free movement of persons, services and capital is ensured and where the individuals and businesses can seamlessly access and exercise online activities under conditions of fair competition, and a high level of consumer and personal data protection, irrespective of their nationality or place of residence. 
The European Commission has identified the completion of the Digital Single Market (DSM) as one of its 10 political priorities. 
Among its directives, a new directive on copyright in the digital single market. The purpose is to adapt EU copyright legislation to the digital environment, which is quickly changing the way copyright-protected works and content are created, produced, distributed and exploited in the European Union.

Digital single market - Copyright directive - 8th parliamentary term

The proposed "Directive on copyright in the Digital Single Market" seeks to ensure that creatives and news publishers and journalists benefit from the online world and the internet as they do from the offline world.

n March 2019 MEPs adopted by 348 votes in favour, 274 against and 36 abstentions a new directive on Copyright. This marks the end of the legislative process for the European Parliament that began in 2016. The directive aims to ensure that the longstanding rights and obligations of copyright law also apply to the internet. YouTube, Facebook and Google News are some of the internet household names that will be most directly affected by this legislation. The directive also strives to ensure that the internet remains a space for freedom of expression.

Copyright directive

Creatives and news publishers will be empowered to negotiate with internet giants thanks to new copyright rules which also contain safeguards on freedom of expression.

In March 2019 MEPs adopted by 348 votes in favour, 274 against and 36 abstentions a new directive on Copyright. This marks the end of the legislative process for the European Parliament that began in 2016. The directive aims to ensure that the longstanding rights and obligations of copyright law also apply to the internet. YouTube, Facebook and Google News are some of the internet household names that will be most directly affected by this legislation. The directive also strives to ensure that the internet remains a space for freedom of expression.

#EUelections2019 - Copyright

EP Press conference on the copyright directive

Demonstration outside the LOW building in Strasbourg ahead of a vote in plenary session on the copyright directive

Chomhaontaigh an Pharlaimint ar spriocanna chun astaíochtaí CO2 a ghearradh san iompar ar bhóithre, agus baineann rialacha cóipchirt chun cearta agus freagrachtaí maoine intleachtúla a áirithiú leis an domhan ar líne feasta. Vótáil Feisirí freisin ar rialacha nua maidir le cosaint níos fearr d'oibrithe ar cheimiceáin charcanaigineacha, cosc ar earraí plaisteacha aon úsáide agus deireadh leis an athrú ama leathbhliantúil.

Idir astaíochtaí CO2 agus chóipcheart: 5 uimhir ó Strasbourg

Thacaigh an bParlaimint le rialacha nua cóipchirt don ré dhigiteach a áiritheoidh go gcuirfear cearta agus freagrachtaí maidir le maoin intleachtúil i bhfeidhm sa saol ar líne freisin. Beidh láithreáin níos lú agus daoine aonair díolmhaithe go páirteach nó go hiomlán, ag cosaint ceart chun saoirse cainte ar líne.

Ceadaíonn an Pharlaimint rialacha nua cóipchirt

Live replay of the debate on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Statements in the framework of the plenary session (25-28 March 2019) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg,

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate (9:15 - 9:24)

During the plenary session (25-28 March 2019) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, MEPs debate and vote on the copyright in the Digital Single Market. Illustrative shots on copyright and use of internet platforms such as YouTube and Wikipedia.

Copyright in the Digital Single Market: extracts from the debate and from the vote, illustrative shots

Live replay of the debate on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Statements in the framework of the plenary session (25-28 March 2019) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Catch the eye

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - Closing statements by Andrus ANSIP, Vice-President of the EC in charge of Digital Single Market and by Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur (10:35 - 10:40)

Live replay of the debate on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur, Nicola DANTI (S&D, IT) IMCO and by Mariya GABRIEL, Member of the EC in charge of Digital Economy and Society, making a statement, in the framework of the plenary session (25-28 March 2019) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg,

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - Opening statements by Axel VOSS (EPP,DE), rapporteur, Nicola DANTI (S&D, IT) for IMCO committee and Mariya GABRIEL, Member of the EC in charge of Digital Economy and Society (8:59 - 9:10)

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate Part 4 (9:53 - 10:17)

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate - Catch the eye (10:17 - 10:35)

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - Statements by Zdzisław KRASNODĘBSKI (ECR, PL) ITRE, Marc JOULAUD (EPP, FR) CULT, Michał BONI (EPP, PL) LIBE (9:10 - 9:15)

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate Part 3 (9:40 - 9:53)

Live replay of the vote on the Copyright in the Digital Single Market - report by Axel VOSS (EPP, DE)

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - Vote on the report by Axel VOSS (EPP, DE) (12:46 - 12:52)

Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur, Andrus ANSIP, Vice-President of the EC in charge of Digital Single Market Helga TRÜPEL (Greens/EFA, DE), and Sajjad KARIM (ECR, UK), speak to the press on the copyright directive, during the plenary session (25-28 March 2019) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

Press conference by Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur, Andrus ANSIP, Vice-President of the EC in charge of Digital Single Market, Sajjad KARIM (ECR, UK) and Helga TRÜPEL (Greens/EFA, DE) on the copyright directive

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate and Catch the eye (9:15 - 10:35)

Copyright in the Digital Single Market: artist associations have organised a demonstration in front of the European Parliament to warn the MEP's on the issue of copyright. European citizens would like the EU to create safeguards so that dominant tech companies don't get to decide how Europe's cultural wealths is distributed

Copyright in the Digital Single Market: atmosphere shots in front of the European Parliament

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate Part 2 (9:24 - 9:40)

Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur, makes a statement, after the adoption by the MEPs of the directive on copyright in plenary.

Copyright in the Digital Single Market: statement by Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur

Vótálann Feisirí ar rialacha cóipchirt, bearta chun dramhaíl phlaisteach a laghdú agus rialacha níos déine chun coireanna airgeadais a chomhrac. Mar aon le leictreachas níos glaine agus níos glaise agus pleananna nua chun uisce óil a fheabhsú.

Ag teacht aníos in Strasbourg: Cóipcheart, earraí plaisteacha aon-úsáide, uisce óil agus tuilleadh

During the EP Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI), in Brussels, MEPs vote on the provisional agreement resulting from interinsitutional negotiations on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (2016/0280(COD)). Statement by Axel VOSS (EPP, DE), rapporteur. The results of the vote are 16 in favour and 9 against with no abstentions.

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