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The vote on the Directive

I would like to see in the upcoming debate the improvements of the text and data mining provision (Article 3) and the educational exception (Article 4) as well as the DELETION of Articles 11 and 13. I would also like to know why it is suddenly allowed in the whole EU for compensations collected by […]

MEPs will have a vote on the Directive in July

Copyrights are important for the stimulation of creativity, but the novelties on the table (Article 11 – linking tax and Article 13 – upload filters) are not necessary. The European Parliament needs to prevent these novelties being adopted! More on the consequences of the copyright reform in the EU on podcast Akutalno and in Odmevi (both […]

Dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič on Odmevi

You can watch the news (in Slovene) here.

Creative Commons Global Summit

For an entire weekend “the Commoners” gathered for workshops, discussions, seminars, and plenaries about the future of CC, the network and the community of sharing. The event brought together 192 speakers and 435 attendees from 64 countries, many more followed the event through the stream and social feed. The Summit, held at the Delta hotel, […]

Ministry of Education against Article 11

It seems that the Ministry of Education is one of the very few institutions defending public interest and the rights of the citizens.

Digital Single Market and Its Impact on Culture and Media in Croatia

You can find the report of the round table here. You can listen to the audio of the round table here.

EU copyright conference in higher education

Many IP lawyers and activists in the field of education attended the event, amongst which also dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič. Learn more about the event here.

European Copyright Action Days

The end of March was the perfect time for IPI to spring into action at the European Copyright Action Days, organised in Brussels between 20 and 21 March by the Communia Association, together with other organizations like Copyright 4 Creativity and Create.Refresh. The aim of the event: making it clear to EU lawmakers that the […]

dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič on the reform of copyright law

You can listen to the podcast (in Slovene) here.

EU copyright reform: where are we now?

“It should be deleted altogether” is a proposal of many most prominent experts. Here in Slovenia, the deletion of Article 13 is the position of the Ministry for Education as well as of the Ministry for Public Administration. But the Ministry for Commerce (namely the Slovenian Intellectual Property Office) supports the article. Unfortunately the Ministry […]

Reportage: Do you speak CC?

Dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič attended the event and lectured on copyright and its reform in the EU. Learn more about the event (in Slovene) here.

Articles published in the conference papers

The conference paper includes also articles of Saša Krajnc (entitled “Copyright Exceptions for Education”) and dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič (“Great Expectations and Even Greater Disappointments: Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on Copyright in the Digital Single Market”). You are kindly invited to read these articles!

Artificial Intelligence and Inclusion

Dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič was also there.

World Open Educational Resources (OER) Congress

Watch the videos of the congress here.

The School of Rock(ing) EU Copyright

The school on EU copyright law, on which the new reform on copyright in the EU was presented, was organized by EDRi, Communia, Wikimedia, with the cooperation of the Intellectual Property Institute. The proposed novelties, their issues and negative implications for the society of knowledge were addressed.

We talked legal at #BSIG2017

Learn more about the event here.

Copyrighted works at the university – legal, economic and other aspects

Saša Krajnc and dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič from IPI also attended the conference and lectured there (Saša on “Copyright Exceptions for Education”, and Maja on the “Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on Copyright in the Digital Single Market”).