Online platforms like YouTube and Twitter will be forced to remove copyrighted material deemed to breach IP property, following a change to the law by the European Union this week. It will mean installing expensive upload filters and while supporters of the reform say it will protect rights holders, opponents say independent creators could be harmed. The agreement also applies to Google News, which must now sign licenses with publishers to show articles. Wireless working group the IEEE made a contentious decision this week by allocating 6 GHz WiFi bands for WiFi 6 (802.11ax) use only, much to the dismay of mobile operators. WiFi chip maker Quantenna believes the decision will lead to improved quality and capacity by avoiding interference…