Creative unions in Estonia argue that proposed changes to copyright law could limit authors' rights and favor producers.
On a recent meeting called by the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Digital Transformation in Estonia, representatives from creative unions and authors gathered to discuss potential amendments to the copyright law. The authors expressed concerns that the planned revisions could constrain their rights over their works and could be more beneficial to producers and clients. While no decisions were made at this meeting, the ongoing discussions highlight tensions between differing interests in the creative sector.
