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Statement on Transparency in the AI Act

In the new statement Creative Commons and COMMUNIA calls on the co-legislators to take a holistic approach on AI transparency and agree on proportionate solutions. As a member of both organisations we support approach to AI transparency presented in the statement.

Research Exceptions Study

Under the Knowledge Rights 21 Programme, Centrum Cyfrowe is running a study with two objectives: investigating the diversity of research exceptions currently present in European copyright laws and assessing the practical impact that they have on efforts to support research and innovation in Europe

Library associations across Europe joint call for action on eBooks

National and other library associations from across Europe have signed a letter underlining the urgency to find ways to ensure that library users continue to be able to benefit from services in a digital world.

[Opinion] The CJEU dismissed Polish challenge to Copyright Directive (article 17). What will be the consequences for citizens?

In the opinion of the CJEU, the preventive measures enabling monitoring and blocking user content, as provided for in Article 17 (4), restrict their exercise of the right to freedom of expression and information, but comply with the conditions set out in the Charter.