Negociadores de la Unión Europea llegaron a un acuerdo el pasado miércoles respecto al lenguaje que quedará codificado en un nuevo conjunto de amplias reformas a las reglas que gobiernan los derechos de autor, incluida una disposición que obligaría a YouTube y otras plataformas de Internet a bloquear el material protegido tan pronto se cargue a la plataforma. YouTube se ha opuesto vigorosamente a los cambios propuestos a las leyes.
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