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Copyright Plenary Vote: Big Tech Tactics Revealed
Following the July Plenary vote, and the intense disinformation campaign produced by Big Tech, journalists and policymakers alike have uncovered disturbing truths. “False Spam Campaig......
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CW! asks MEPs to uphold JURI mandate on Copyright Directive
Creativity Works! has joined 93 organisations from Europe's creative and cultural sectors that are asking Members of the European Parliament to support the Legal Affairs (JURI) mandate on the Copyrigh......
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CW! calls on Member States to resolve fundamental issues in Copyright Directive
We respectfully call on you to reject recent harmful additions to the proposal that cancel out the progress made on copyright modernisation. We urge you to continue the substantive discussions at tech......
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Creativity Works! supports the European Parliament’s inclusion of the cultural and creative sectors in the Horizon 2020 legislative proposal
Creativity Works! is a leading European coalition of the cultural and creative sectors. Our coalition represents writers, screenwriters, video game developers, broadcasters, book publishers and retail......
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Creativity Works! urges policymakers to support an ambitious Report on the Platform-to-Business Draft Regulation
Creativity Works! is a leading European coalition of the cultural and creative sectors. Our coalition represents writers, screenwriters, video game developers, broadcasters, book publishers and retai......
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CW! highlights the need to preserve an exemption for entertainment lights in the implementing Regulation of Directive 2009/125/EC
Creativity Works! is a leading European coalition of the cultural and creative sectors. Our coalition represents writers, screenwriters, video game developers, broadcasters, book publishers and retail......
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Creativity Works! Event – Interviews with Jonathan Taplin and Dr Ehler MEP
https://youtu.be/z8QBezXOfi0 Online platforms are an integral part of today’s digital economy. They increase the speed at which information is shared and introduce consumers to a wide v......
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‘Technology is not culture’: how platforms can help shape a healthy ecosystem online
Online platforms are an integral part of today’s digital economy. But their dominant rise casts concern about the largely unregulated role they play in disseminating creators’ content and raises questions about what steps should be taken to safeguard a fair and competitive online ecosystem....
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JOBS, GROWTH AND EUROPE’S DIGITAL FUTURE IN THE CREATIVE AND CULTURAL SECTORS
See what the speakers at our High Level Conference had to say on the vast impact the creative and cultural industries have on the European economy. https://vimeo.com/207270004 Creativity Works E......
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