Senate Endorses ‘Antimemes Act’: This Is How It Seeks to Regulate Content on the Internet
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The Senate passed the Antimemes Act, which provides fines of up to 4.6 mdp for internet providers who fail to comply with the provisions.
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eldiariodechihuahua.mxThe Senate passed the "Antimemes Act" with the Federal Copyright Act despite complaints of possible interference with freedom of expression.
Antimemes Act takes a step in the Senate after being passed in commissions; opposition alerts to censorship risks and limitations to internet service.
Changes to the Federal Copyright Law provide for penalties for providers and open debate on censorship The Senate passed amendments to the Federal Copyright Law to establish in which cases internet service providers may be liable for violations committed by their users. The amendment, to which [...] The Senate article approves internet reform appeared first in: 88.9 News.
The reform of the Federal Copyright Law, known as the "Antimemes Law", was approved by Morena in the Senate in the midst of discussions among legislators and forwarded to the Federal Executive for publication in the Official Journal of the Federation (DOF). The amendment will impose fines of almost 5 million pesos on internet providers who omit to remove publications with images or voices altered by artificial intelligence without authorization.…
The reform obliges internet providers to cancel the service to repeat users in copyright violations.
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