According to the Polish Ministry of Digitisation, the adopted wording of the draft EU copyright directive, following the debate in the European Parliament and voting on 12 September, contradicts the compromise proposal of the Bulgarian Presidency in July, which took into account the Polish position.
Polish Ministry of Digitisation disagrees with adopted wording of EU's copyright directive
telecompaper, 14 September 2018, Poland
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