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The latest on Article 13, and your top questions answered. The text will go back to the European Parliament for a final vote as early as the 12th of March. Reach out to Members of Parliament to express your concerns: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/home Our original Article 13 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRYSxIYHS0w On February 13th European lawmakers agreed on the final text of the EU Copyright Directive, which includes Article 13. The text will go back to the European Parliament for a final vote as early as the 12th of March. We’ve had several lawyers and policy experts examine the text. The good news is that the latest text has improved over the version written by the European Parliament last September. This is also thanks to all the YouTube creators who spoke up and made a big difference in having the creator point of view heard. At the same time, while there have been improvements, we believe the final Article 13 will still hurt, not help European creators. What’s the issue? The final text leaves a lot of ambiguity on what happens to content before YouTube receives notice from rightsholders. This will result in online platforms like YouTube blocking content because they need to remain on the side of caution and reduce their legal risks. Specifically, the text is unclear on three things: 1) The role of rights holders in providing the necessary level of detail to identify their content. 2) It's unclear what kind of content platforms like YouTube need to have licenses for. Images? Paintings? Photos? What else? Given that is unclear, there's no way of being a hundred percent sure of whether all the rights are covered at the moment of upload. 3) If there are new legal responsibilities for creators. What can you do next? Reach out to Members of Parliament to express your concerns. http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/home Subscribe and hit the bell to see a new video each Tuesday: https://goo.gl/So4XIG ► Get step-by-step instructions: https://goo.gl/fBzr7

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