Agreement reached on EU copyright reform, to make web giants pay “fair pay” when they broadcast contents produced by others, such as writers, artists, publishers and journalists. After a gruelling negotiating battle that began on Monday, the European Parliament agreed on the reform that will be introduced in 2021. The vice-president of the EU Commission, Andrus Ansip, wrote in a tweet: “Europeans will finally have modern copyright rules fit for digital age with real benefits for everyone: guaranteed rights for users, fair remuneration for creators, clarity of rules for platforms.”.
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1. JE SO’ PAZZO – € 154.480
2. TRAINSPOTTING (RIED.) -€ 135.243
3. L’ESTRANEA – € 80.841
Fonte: www.cinetel.it

TV Ratings – Prime Time
1. Rai 1 – Tutto l’Amore che Resta 15.3%
2. Canale 5 – Zelig 14.8 %
3. La 7 – DiMartedì 10.7%
Fonte: www.davidemaggio.it

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