The 751 members of the European Parliament are due to make up their minds on how to reform the EU's copyright regime by Wednesday (12 September) - but they are faced with a complex issue, several hundred amendments, and two opposed but intensive lobby campaigns.
One side argues that the bill could kill off freedom of expression online, while the other says that creators are at risk of exploitation by big internet platforms.
"From what I know there is a huge split even within the g...
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