…Germany preceding 2021.) The newly introduced Article 51a of the German Copyright Act gave way to a growing body of German case law on the application of pastiche to transformative…
…a limitation to copyright which, according to Articles 17(2) and 52(1) of the Charter, must be provided for by law. And because, as the CJEU has established in previous case…
…protected by copyright as computer programs, by virtue of Article 1(2) of Directive 91/250”(§38) and “neither the functionality of a computer program nor the programming language and the format of…
…public” as laid down in article 3 of the 2001 Copyright in the Information Society Directive (InfoSoc Directive). On 20 September 2024, the Dutch Supreme Court expressed its intention to…
…the question of whether the TDM exceptions in Article 3 and Article 4 DSM Directive also apply to AI training. Accordingly, there is also great interest in the decision from…
…welcomes the recognition in the laws of an increasing number of European countries of so-called ‘Secondary Publication Rights’ (SPRs) that allow publicly funded researchers to make their published articles available…
…copyright actions by its users on the other. The platform’s automatic detection technologies have once more been put to the test, while compliance with the obligations under Article 17 of…
…consequence of the unclear stance of the Cassazione vis-à-vis the relationship between Article 2(1)(10) l.aut. and the acquis communautaire post-Cofemel. The indirect carry-home message of the Italian Supreme Court’s order…
…work of applied art – a chair designed by American designers. What is at stake here is the interpretation of Article 2(7) of the Berne Convention, which provides for an…
…as Netflix and Spotify (Article XI.228/11 of the Belgian Code of Economic Law), while the second pertains to online platforms like YouTube (Article XI.228/4 of the Belgian Code of Economic…
