Already worked that out for yourself? Not quite so obvious to some:
http://gigaom.com/2014/06/05/you-cant-break-copyright-by-looking-at-something-online-europes-top-court-rules/
So, it's official: you're not breaking copyright by reading this page :)
In the EU at least. / ruling puts to rest genuine debate in Europe limits copyright law Internet users copyrighted material online breaking copyright Court of Justice of the European Union CJEU declared judgement end ends very long-running stupid legal debate rights online newspaper clipping useful ruling apply across the EU publishers redux British Meltwater case Norwegian Norway-founded media monitoring service daily digests headlines ledes first bit of the article stories links full online articles company sue sued U.S. U.K. suits Associated Press Meltwater freeloading rival newswire services federal court decided AP’s favor fair use appeal Asssociated Press AP new media monitoring products case Newspaper Licensing Agency NLA collection society papers Public Relations Consultants Association PRCA defending side licence fee PR High Court Court of Appeal copyright infringement overturned rulings existing case law Temporary acts of reproduction cache caching browser’s cache copyright holders CJEU website-only clients content /
