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is Votto accuser he tastes of a privado today the European Parliament voted in favor of a wonky sounding law called the copyright directive in the digital single market but what sounds like an innocuous piece of bureaucracy has inspired more than 100,000 Europeans to protest out of worry for the future of their internet lawmakers designed the directive to try to protect the rights of online creators and make sure artists are paid fairly but saponin claim it will restrict freedom of speech make the internet dry dull and corporates and kill off the user-generated content that gives the web bit snarky saucy voice today if a user takes a sample from a song and uploads it to a platform the copyright owner must notify the platform to take it down they could only sue if the platform doesn't take that content down under article 13 of the new directive online platforms can be sued if they don't make their best efforts to keep copyrighted material off their sites in the first place that puts the onus on platforms to throttle content I even vaguely resembles what's copyrighted in other words the process is more likely to work like this a user takes a clip from a movie and repurposes it then loads it the platform's filters flag its rocking it from ever being published the possibility that it's not a problem or is the problem I will of course think in first gets the problem because of money because I have to get sued so I will throw blocking dennis brahma is a founder of the piates mIET youtube channel with 2.3 million subscribers who come to hear commentary on video games he's been a vocal critic of the legislation Zoid initiative and said Zoltan Lee of Causton this decline whose clown decline content great ones authors defended in theory it's it's a good line yeah and you have protected for ohms and so on the Kapadia whatever yeah in theory so you think the lawmakers all the legislators and the people who put in this together have no clue no clue opponents have dubbed it the mean banner and created numerous means to protest the law despite parodies being exempt under the legislation critics believe that filters will be imperfect and error-prone unintentionally blocking the content that makes the internet a fertile ground for social commentary political critique and playful exuberance is there even a filter for something like that another moment no it's the possible take a name your filter bearers every line from every book from every music every firm every picture in a world in one program to check it so yeah the text is nice yeah there are some parodies Wikipedia is out all nonprofit organizations are out and so on but it's not possible at the moment maybe in ten years we can fly and it's easy but at the moment I don't see it passing the directive in the EU Parliament's is only the first step member states have a deadline of two years in which to interpret and implement the law locally that doesn't settle brahmins worries maybe some more strict governments will use it more strict what are you saying certain government's backing this because it means that they'll be able to control what goes online more we have more not not everything but but a little bit more and they're surpassing with permission from EU Parliament [Music] you