The Current European legal framework on data sharing : How APIs fit in?
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European law is shifting from one‑off downloads and IP licensing toward mandatory, dynamic data access delivered by APIs: the Open Data Directive (2019) forces high‑value public data via APIs, PSD2 opens bank account APIs, and smart‑metering rules expose energy consumption. The EU support site eudatasharing.eu provides an API licensing assistant to generate API subscriptions. Courts limit database rights where databases are a side‑effect, so contracts, SLAs, retention rules and third‑party sharing clauses become the decisive legal tools.
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- 0:00Intro
- 1:40Presentation
- 3:22How the market has changed
- 6:08Recent legislative trends
- 10:05Policy shift
- 18:33Service Level Agreements
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