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US President Donald Trump signed new legislation to modernise the licensing of musical works, particularly the collection and distribution of royalties derived from online streaming.
This Flash contains the main messages delivered at the Austrian Presidency conference on 8 - 9 October 2018.
Main points raised by members of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs committee are the difficulty to find a common definition of terrorism and the risk of censorship that the proposal could entail.
The European Parliament and the Council could be close to an agreement on the so-called CabSat copyright proposal. At the first trilogue on the proposal on Copyright in the Digital Single Market the co-legislators also indicated their willingness to reach an agreement by the end of the year.
Argentina updated its competition law, introducing a new authority, leniency policy for cartel infringements, criteria for setting fines and guidelines on merger control and abuses of dominance.
The European Parliament approved the informal agreement on the new Audiovisual Media Service Directive. The directive can now be adopted by the Council, after which it will enter into force. Member states will have 21 months (until August 2020, if it enters into force in November 2018) to transpose rules into their national legislations.
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