The Copyright in the Digital Single Market (DSM) Directive was negotiated before two major developments transformed the online information ecosystem: the emergence of large-scale generative AI systems and the increased monetization of user-generated content and widespread rollout of platform monetization programs.
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- Non-governmental organisations
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- Stichting WHAT TO FIX (WHAT TO FIX)
- Head office
- The Hague, Netherlands
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