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"Parliament is courageously facing up to central issues in the areas of communications, publishing and copyright. As an expression of this effort, the report is worthy of support because it makes timely interventions in an area that right now is ‘under construction’ in legal terms, meaning it should be possible to set up a reasonably simple regulation without too many problems of legal harmonisation. The online availability of orphan works across Europe also represents a fundamental stepping stone in the creation of a climate of cultural wealth, also bearing in mind the extraordinary variety and productivity of European authors as a whole. Above all, this initiative facilitates ongoing education, including for adults, and helps offer further cultural opportunities to the so-called ‘Millennial Generation’ – young people who operate almost exclusively using digital means. I must make special mention of Ms Geringer de Oedenberg’s hard work on aspects relating to copyright checks so that a work can be legally certified as an orphan work. This is a difficult legal and logistical issue, which I think the rapporteur has addressed with exemplary conscientiousness."@en1
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