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The DSA should upgrade the responsibility of online platforms, not weaken it, says Creativity Works!
Brussels, 15th December 2020 - Creativity Works!, a leading European coalition of the creative and cultural industries, sees the Digital Services Act (DSA) as a unique opportunity to ensure a safe......
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Creativity Works! welcomes the IP Action Plan
Creativity Works!, a leading European coalition of the creative and cultural sectors, welcomes the 25 November Action Plan on Intellectual Property as a way of “making the most of the......
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The Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs), a strategic industry for Europe, call for a long-term approach to support and recovery measures
The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is affecting all countries in Europe. The Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) are one of the sectors most affected – where thousands of businesses, most of th......
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European citizens enjoy more creative works and services, both online & offline, than ever before
The Commission released today its evaluation report on the implementation of the Regulation on unjustified Geo-blocking, which has been in application for less than two years (since Dece......
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Creativity Works! welcomes 3rd EUIPO/EPO study highlighting Europe’s IPR-intensive industries as key drivers for the EU economy
Today, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and the European Patent Office (EPO) jointly published the third edition of their “Intellectual property rights intensive industries (I......
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Creativity Works! statement on European Parliament’s adoption of Platform-to-Business Regulation
Creativity Works! is a leading European coalition of the cultural and creative sectors. Our coalition represents writers, screenwriters, video game producers & developers, broadcasters, book publi......
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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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