Football Dataco II: ‘Re-utilisation’ must be interpreted broadly
…of Article 7 of the Directive 96/9, if there is evidence that the alleged infringer intended to target members of the public in that territory. The Court of Appeal of…
…of Article 7 of the Directive 96/9, if there is evidence that the alleged infringer intended to target members of the public in that territory. The Court of Appeal of…
…republication of headlines and the introductory sentences of articles by aggregators and search engines. Under the proposal, which would protect content for one year, news publishers would be able to…
…for the recognition of the existence or exercise of copyright protection would be contrary to article 5(2) of the Berne Convention. Moreover, the registration of a work at the Dutch…
…a preliminary ruling. With the decision handed down on 27 January 2011 in case C‑168/09, the CJEU stated that: “1. Article 17 of Directive 98/71/EC of the European Parliament and…
…optional notification procedure contained in Article 6-I-5 of the LCEN. The article describes the different elements that allow the identification of the disputed material. The notification is only a way…
…the direction of their own lawmakers and partner-stakeholders to determine what constitutes a ‘diligent search’ at national level, following the criteria they may establish pursuant to article 3(2) of the…
…Article 14 Basic Law and the conflicting interests to make use of a work for teaching and research purposes. In this regard, the Court of Appeals also pointed out that…
…Cassation grounded its decision on Articles L. 335-4 and L. 336-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code (IPC). The first article defines the criminal offence of copyright infringement and the…
…parasitic business model allegedly abundant on the internet, piggybacking on the great achievements of publishing houses. According to this view, snippets of news and articles are to be turned into…
…to monitor derived from their obligation to expeditiously remove allegedly infringing content or to prevent access to it (Article 14 of the e-commerce Directive transposed in Article 6-I.2 of the…