Top 3 Posts of the Spring from our IP Law Blogs
…ownership of a copy of the work made by the rightholder or with his consent (Article 4(2) InfoSoc Directive). This rule has mostly been of straightforward application to physical copies…
…ownership of a copy of the work made by the rightholder or with his consent (Article 4(2) InfoSoc Directive). This rule has mostly been of straightforward application to physical copies…
…16 and Article 6 of the Term Directive) will be affected for photos that fall under the scope of Article 14. The raison d’être of the article and its wording…
…Interestingly, another article in the Directive (Article 9) provides for a cross-border mechanism related to ECL regarding certain uses carried out by cultural institutions (Article 8), and article 12.6 (and…
…to rely on the basic exception. This can still, pursuant to Article 5(4), be subject to the requirement of fair compensation. Conclusion The reach of Article 5 (then Article 4)…
…Crown copyright. As for suggestions made to the committee that Canada follow the EU’s lead, adopting something akin to the controversial Article 17 of the EU DSM Directive as “an…
…and national governments). Article 17 tries to avoid some of its negative effects in different ways. First, in Article 17(5), by fleshing out a number of non-exhaustive factors (e.g. the…
…17 DSMD on Article 3 InfoSocD? Is bifurcation of the case-law still possible? (for online content-sharing service providers OCSSPs to follow Article 17 and for other services to return to…
…legal text. The purpose is not to reopen entire policy debates. With the help of the academic community, the organisers have assembled a list of pertinent questions regarding Article 17…
…application of this Article, in particular with regard to the cooperation referred to in paragraph 4” (Article 17 is indeed difficult to implement, and Martin Husovec is organising a debate…
…has already filed an action for annulment under Art. 263 TFEU, apparently focusing on the most problematic aspects of Article 17. Part I of this post briefly discusses the legislative…