> That's the beauty of it: now we can. I'm really curious how the EU will go after foreign parties that decide to flaunt the law because they have no residence

> That's the beauty of it: now we can. I'm really curious how the EU will go after foreign parties that decide to flaunt the law because they have no residence in the EU (and because they decided they did not want to play the representative game). That will be the real test. If that fails then the law will fall apart. Copyrights are very different as they are already everywhere. We don’t want reprocity for laws concerning content. Picture if China or Russia demands enforcement of their Internet laws globally.