EU may require YouTube, DailyMotion to seek deals with music industry
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Websites such as Google's YouTube, DailyMotion and Pinterest could be required to seek licenses or revenue-sharing deals with artists for content that is uploaded by their users as part of the European Union's planned copyright overhaul.
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