Errrr......?
So, an EU court has basically said that YouTube (which actually hosts, on it's servers, potentially copyrighted material), is not THAT responsible where users have uploaded said material.
And yet, in the UK courts, back in November 2019, a ruling was made on the joint action brought by Warners & Sony against TuneIn (an aggregator site providing "links" to websites it does not own or control, that stream music and other material), has basically found that TuneIn is responsible and this has now lead to the majority of "internet radio" products now ceasing to work (such as Sonos and others), where they use TuneIn as the "source" of the links.
https://torrentfreak.com/tunein-radio-infringed-sony-warners-copyrights-high-court-rules-191101/
As a result, UK users can/will now only be able to stream "internet radio" from UK sources, though in some cases of certain hardware, the manufacturers are blocking EVERY internet radio source, irrespective of originating country.
Clearly, big corporations money and their lawyers are the root cause of this latter issue...
TuneIn filed an appeal against this ruling and the judgement was made on 29th March 2021 and TuneIn failed to overturn the original verdict.
https://torrentfreak.com/tunein-infringed-labels-copyrights-court-of-appeal-rules-210329/
Sony and Warners have also gone to the UK High Court on 3rd Feb 2021, to prevent ISP's actually allowing UK internet users to access any foreign streaming internet radio stations to ensure that ISPs actually block access to many websites:
https://torrentfreak.com/major-labels-ask-uk-high-court-to-block-stream-ripping-sites-210205/