Tech & Rights

Court of Justice Rules on Hyperlinks

An EU Court of Justice ruling concluded that hyperlinks to copyrighted content are legal, as long as the source is freely accessible. In the particular case, a Swedish journalists took umbrage with the fact that other...

by LibertiesEU

An EU Court of Justice ruling concluded that hyperlinks to copyrighted content are legal, as long as the source is freely accessible. In the particular case, a Swedish journalists took umbrage with the fact that other sites that were publishing links to their work did so without permission and should've paid for it. The court, however, disagreed.

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