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CDADC Text and Data Mining Exception

CDADC art. 75.º(2)(v)-(w), Text and Data Mining Exception, as amended by Decreto-Lei n.º 47/2023, de 19 de junho, art. 3.º

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In force since 4 July 2023.

A copyright and text and data mining (TDM) rule binding public and private bodies.

As of 6 September 2026.

What it requires

  • Check whether the rights holder of a legally accessible work has expressly reserved it against text and data mining through a machine-readable means, such as optical reading of content made available online, before mining it for that purpose, unless mining it as a research organization or cultural-heritage institution for scientific research.

What this law does

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Reproducing a legally accessible protected work for text and data mining is a permitted exception under CDADC Article 75.º(2)(w), unless the rights holder has expressly reserved that use through a machine-readable means, such as optical reading of content made available to the public online, or another adequate means.

A separate, unconditional exception in Article 75.º(2)(v) covers a research organization or a cultural-heritage institution carrying out text and data mining on legally accessible works for scientific research. Article 75.º(3) defines text and data mining as any automated analytical technique aimed at analyzing text and data in digital form to produce information such as patterns, trends, and correlations.

When LexLint raises it

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Read the law

Diário da República Eletrónico, dre.pt, official ELI text of Decreto-Lei n.º 47/2023

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