…Article 17. The vast majority of the other situations that are affected by Article 17 in general are not comparable with this supposed standard context. In most cases Article 17…
…17. Part II will address the major problems in relation to Article 17 and how it should be implemented to minimize these. The debates surrounding this EU copyright reform were…
© Axel Kirch / CC BY-SA 4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons) Part 1 of this post outlined two of the three main takeaways from the Article 17 stakeholder dialogue so far….
…to prevent the availability of content (Article 17(4)), as well as the safeguards for legitimate uses of content (Article 17(7)) and the complaint and redress mechanisms available to users (Article…
…European ones: Facebook and Google are the main platforms from which readers access news. Many readers scroll through the titles of news articles and snippets that these digital platforms provide…
…publishing? Part 2 is available here. 5. Article 17 of the New Copyright Directive: A French mission on content recognition technologies by Brad Spitz In a letter dated 29 March…
…the IPTV service has been recognized as exclusively dedicated to the illicit distribution of sport events of the Italian Football Championship. The orders were issued on the basis of Article…
…noted that article 1 of the Software Directive read in conjunction with recital 7 of the same Directive gives computer programs a broad definition, and article 1(2) of the InfoSoc…
…is left to the right holder. [1] See Article 64(1) and (2) in conjunction with Article 31(3) in conjunction with Article 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland…
The first part of this blogpost discussed the interpretation given to the right of phonogram producers under Article 2(c) of Directive 2001/29/EC (InfoSoc Directive) and Article 9(1)(b) of Directive 2006/115…
