Blocking Marrakesh: an argument based on a house of cards
…the EU had not become exclusively competent under Article 3(2) TFEU. Doubts were also raised as to using article 207 TFEU as the legal basis for the signature and ratification…
…the EU had not become exclusively competent under Article 3(2) TFEU. Doubts were also raised as to using article 207 TFEU as the legal basis for the signature and ratification…
…could the application of proposed article 25fa) be invoked or not? Put differently, would proposed article 25h) ensure that article 25fa) prevails in cases where the contract contains a choice…
…while they are perfectly acceptable in the Netherlands provided they meet the criteria of article 15a of the Dutch Copyright Act? Citing music in France is also problematic due to…
This article was originally published on the Media Institute website – see here. It is reproduced here with the kind permission of the author. In a previous column for the…
…support to the NWO’s OA policy. The proposed article reads as follows: Article 25 fa The creator of a short work of science for which the research is funded in…
…defence provided in English law could only be permitted under EU law if it fell within Article 9 of the Directive. Article 9 qualifies the exclusive right of communication to…
…protection of his human dignity, honour, reputation and name according to Article 19(1) of the Constitution. [..] The Constitution, by means of Article 43, does not guarantee a possibility to…
…protection than that mandated by Article 3(2) of the InfoSoc Directive, namely that unlike Article 3(2) the protection in Sweden was not restricted to acts of making works available ‘on…
…another company through which they invoiced that revenue. The Youkioske website provided access to over 17,000 different publications from a number of countries (Russia, Germany, Holland, England, Italy and Portugal),…
…decided, pursuant to Article 5(2) of Directive 2001/29, to exclude, from the material scope of that provision, any right for rightholders to authorise reproduction of their works for private use…