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Protesters took to the streets last March in several EU cities, including Vienna, to call on MEPs to reject article 13 from the new copyright directive (Photo: Michael Gubi)

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EU has 'zero incentive' to break open 'trilogue' deals

It does not happen often that EU directives attract so much public attention that it leads to protests on the streets.

Yet this is what happened in Berlin and other European cities last March, when protesters called on the European Parliament to reject the EU's copyright reform.

Specifically, they wanted MEPs to delete article 13 from the bill, because they feared it would lea...

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Protesters took to the streets last March in several EU cities, including Vienna, to call on MEPs to reject article 13 from the new copyright directive (Photo: Michael Gubi)

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