And what makes you think that this or similar laws will be abandoned by any UK gov after Brexit?
I don't think it will but I hope that it will. The rationale for such hope is that HMG is enacting Brexit and therefore logically* should be at least hesitant in rushing through any last-minute horror shows like this for fear of a public backlash. Also they are in the happy position of being able to play wait-and-see: they can simply see how bad this is for the rEU after implementation there (and it has the potential to be very bad indeed) and then decide at a later date to shelve it completely.
Do we know who benefits from this law? Who lobbied for it?
The audio and video rights holders will and did.
* Yes, I realise the humour potential in this.
In reply to Re^4: "link tax", "censorship machines" and EU's Looming Internet Catastrophe
by hippo
in thread "link tax", "censorship machines" and EU's Looming Internet Catastrophe
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