The consultation follows conclusion of the Licences for Europe exercise [on which see here, here, here, here] and - prior to this - the Communication on Content in the Digital Single Market.
According to the press release, this operation is part of Commission's on-going efforts to review and modernise EU copyright rules.
The consultation touches upon issues of fundamental importance to the future of EU copyright, including: territoriality in the Single Market, harmonisation, limitations and exceptions to copyright in the digital age, fragmentation of the EU copyright market (including whether the EU should go for full harmonisation); and how to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of enforcement while underpinning its legitimacy in the wider context of copyright reform.
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This might be the way to establish who owns a tweet.
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