…of Directive 2001/29/EC” means that Article 17 does not apply to software. By the same logic, Article 17 does not apply to the press publishers’ right, and the reference to…
…and 29e to the Copyright Act to transpose Article 17; Chapter II adds an Article 19b to the Neighbouring Right Act, which transposes Article 17(1) for performances, phonograms, films, etc….
…list of related law review articles and other reference materials. The annotations in the OCGA were produced by Matthew Bender & Co., Inc., a division of the LexisNexis Group, pursuant…
ORF/Facebook – First follow up ruling after CJEU C18/18 – Glawischnig/Facebook First, a little bit of history. Back in 2016, a Facebook post containing an article with a photograph of…
…This blog post is an extended summary of the following article (under review): Matulionyte, Rita, Australian copyright law impedes the development of Artificial Intelligence: what can be done? (May 8,…
…the press articles did not infringe copyright, as these would have fallen under the exception for the purposes of reporting on current events (§ 50 German Copyright Act). As welcome…
…contractors to enable interoperability (MoodleCloud). Services that would qualify as online content-sharing service providers (OCSSPs) under Article 17 DSM Directive tend in particular to extend their licenses to cover uses…
…should be understood as an act of distribution under Article 4 InfoSoc Directive, subject to exhaustion, or rather as an act of communication to the public under Article 3 (as…
…Bank, 527 U.S. 627 (1999). In Florida Prepaid, the Court held that Congress could not use its Article I power over patents to remove the States’ immunity and that the…
…is especially relevant given that the European legislator has recently made this exception mandatory as part of its copyright reform. Article 17 of Directive 2019/790 on copyright in the Digital…
