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I'm not a lawyer so I'm not going to express the same perfect self-confidence that you appear to have, but article 7 only applies if your use of the data is bas
by lazyasciiart 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer so I'm not going to express the same perfect self-confidence that you appear to have, but article 7 only applies if your use of the data is based on consent in the first place - which is only one of the options for legal justification of processing under article 6.
Of course, each member state is free to create exceptions to all of those articles for anything they consider journalism, which makes it even harder to make absolutely certain pronouncements on the legality of of any specific work which might fall under that category, but let's not get too complicated. Suffice to say that I think a court case on the question would be longer and less straightforward than you appear to think.
- remram 4y agoThe good old shotgun argument fallacy. Sure, there are other conditions in there. Do you think any of them specifically applies? > each member state is free to create exceptions to all of those articles for anything they consider journalism Are you claiming that this is journalism?
- lazyasciiart 4y agoYes, I do think one of them applies. 10 points if you can figure out which one. Are you claiming that this isn't journalism? Under which member state definition?
- remram 4y ago> Yes, I do think one of them applies. 10 points if you can figure out which one. Unfortunately I am not convinced by the argument you refuse to say. Your way of debating is unconventional, I will give you that.