June 5, 2014,
Essential Law for Marketers, Guru in a Bottle, News, Public Relations practice 
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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Luxembourg has affirmed the legal position that internet users have the right to browse news sites without the threat of infringing copyright law.
The argument, put forward by the Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) that represents the interests of media owners, was that even temporary electronic copies made on an individual’s computer required a licence and a licence fee to be paid and this could have cost the PR industry many millions in licensing fees had the ruling of CJEU clarified the legal position today.
The CJEU accepted all of the legal arguments of the PRCA, the largest professional body representing the interests...
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