The document provides an update on the EU Copyright Reform. It discusses the current state of negotiations, noting that the Bulgarian presidency recently proposed a compromise in March and negotiations will now pass to the Austrian presidency. It also notes that the European Parliament's JURI Committee is scheduled to vote in late April on Rapporteur Voss's report, which includes compromise proposals on Articles 11 and 13. The document raises questions around whether the proposals truly represent compromises and discusses implications for the digital single market, including beneficiaries and goals of copyright reform.

1. The EU Copyright Reform
An Update
Dr Eleonora Rosati
26th Fordham IP Conference
New York City, April 5-6 2018

2. Contents
• Where are we now?
• Are we really speaking of ‘compromises’?
• Towards a DSM? What kind of DSM?

3. Where are we now?
• Bulgarian presidency of the Council
– Latest compromise proposal: March 23
– Next presidency: Austria
• JURI Committee to vote on MEP Voss’s
Report
– Compromise proposals on Arts 11 and 13 so far
– Vote scheduled late April

4. Are we really speaking of compromises
at this stage?

7. Towards a DSM? What kind of DSM?
• Beneficiaries
• Goals of copyright reform
• Meanwhile
– ‘Codification’ of CJEU case law
– Forthcoming CJEU cases

8. eleonora@e-lawnora.com
@eLAWnora
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