Amendments to Provisions in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act

US Senator Thom Tillis’s proposed Digital Copyright Act of 2021, which amends key provisions for addressing online copyright infringement in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, was pushed to 2022. The decade-long dispute between Google LLC and Oracle America, Inc.

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