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Austria is poised to pass a bill loosening copyright restrictions on online platforms – raising the chance that other countries will follow.

Like a recently-passed law in Germany, the Austrian bill would create a limited exception for clips running fewer than 15 seconds in length.

Author Ernest Hemingway’s famous literary style may have been inspired by a censored female writer.

Two Arrested for Orchestrating Escape of Wirecard Exec Accused of Fraud The collapsed financial firm had previously supplied cards to several cryptocurrency companies. Vienna, Austria Updated Jan 25, 2021 at 2:47 p.m. UTC Two Arrested for Orchestrating Escape of Wirecard Exec Accused of Fraud Two Austrian men accused of helping Wirecard’s former chief operating officer escape to Belarus have been arrested by police in Vienna. According to a report from the Financial Times on Monday, a former...

Central Europe Polish postal locker provider InPost is seeking to raise as much as 3.2 billion euros for shareholders with its initial public offering in Amsterdam, as its business is bolstered by an online shopping boom set off by coronavirus-induced lockdowns. InPost is marketing 175 million existing shares at 14 euros to 16 euros apiece, the company said in a statement on Thursday. The sale would value the company, which isn’t raising any money in the offering, at seven to eight billion eu...