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EU tries to regulate internet culture
A massive governmental body with committees, directives, and filtering algorithms designed to control digital content / A single, poorly-photoshopped image that perfectly captures a universal feeling
A few years ago, the EU's Article 13 sparked widespread fears of a 'meme ban' across Europe. The directive aimed to tackle copyright infringement online, but critics worried about its impact on user-generated content and internet culture. While a full ban didn't materialize, the debate highlighted the challenge of regulating the internet.
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