The EU DSM Directive 2019/790 represents an ambitious and far-reaching harmonisation effort in the copyright field, with effects on the obligations of internet actors, the room allowed for unlicensed uses, and the principle of freedom of contract. Member States have time until 7 June 2021 to transpose the Directive into their own laws.
Join Bird & Bird lawyers and their invited expert speakers to explore the most relevant and complex questions relating to some of the Directive's key provisions.
We hope you are able to join us.
12:45 |
Welcome & introduction Eleonora Rosati, Of Counsel, Bird & Bird, Italy |
12:50 |
Latest developments in Brussels Francine Cunningham, Regulatory & Public Affairs Director, Bird & Bird, Belgium |
13:00 |
New rights for press publishers (Art. 15 CDSMD) – sufficient support for quality journalism and media diversity? |
13:25 |
New exceptions for text-and-data mining (Arts. 3-4 CDSMD) – appropriate regulation of access to AI training material? Chair: Benoît van Asbroek, Partner, Bird & Bird, Brussels |
13:50 |
Stronger contractual position for authors (Arts. 18-22 CDSMD) – which impact on productions and revenue streams? Chair: Monique Wadsted, Partner, Bird & Bird, Sweden |
14:15 |
Content moderation and licensing duties for online platforms (Art. 17 CDSMD) – which implementation and impact in practice? Chair: Clemens Molle, Associate, Bird & Bird, The Netherlands |
14:40 |
Latest developments in the UK Rebecca O’Kelly-Gillard, Partner, Bird & Bird, United Kingdom |
14:50 | Speaker discussion |
15:00 | Webinar close |