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Plenary session - Copyright in the Digital Single Market

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EP Plenary session - Copyright in the Digital Single Market

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Max ANDERSSON in plenary session week 27 2017 in Strasbourg

Plenary session week 50 2016 in Strasbourg.  - General revision of Parliament's Rules of Procedure

Jytte GUTELAND, Soraya POST, Max ANDERSSON, Bodil CEBALLOS, Peter ERIKSSON, Linneea ENGSTROM, Lars ADAKTUSSON, Malin BJORK, Marit PAULSEN, Cecilia WIKSTROOM, Fredrick FEDERLEY, Peter LUNDGREN, Kristina WINBERG

Swedish MEPs in Strasbourg

Live Replay of the debate on Future of Europe with Stefan LÖFVEN, Swedish Prime Minister during the plenary session in Brussels (03-04/204/2019)

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Live replay of the debate on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Statements in the framework of the plenary session (25-28 March 2019) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg,

EP Plenary session: Copyright in the Digital Single Market - MEPs debate Part 4 (9:53 - 10:17)

Debate on Copyright in the Digital Single Market - Live replay of the MEPs debate

Copyright in the Digital Single Market: MEP's debate (18:16- 18:40)

Following up on the 22 May meeting between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Parliament’s political leadership, MEPs hold a second public hearing with Facebook representatives (the first was on 4 June) to look into ensuring data protection and preventing illegal use of data in the European Parliament in Brussels. Civil Liberties Committee Chair Claude Moraes (S&D, UK) said: "Following a request from the Chairs of the four Parliamentary Committees concerned, which had been adopted and defined by all political groups in the European Parliament, we had expected to hear from other speakers. It is with reluctance, therefore, that we will now hear from public policy team members proposed by Facebook. It will be up to Members to see if Facebook's answers will be sufficient, convincing and trustworthy."

ANDERSSON, Max (Greens/EFA, SE)

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