Kategorie EPC | IGEL - Initiative gegen ein Leistungsschutzrecht

Verleger wollen besseren Schutz des geistigen Eigentums im Internet Am 11. November 2010 - 18:04 Uhr von Redaktion

Publikationsdatum 12.07.2009 ~ Art des Materials:

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Hamburger Erklärung

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Heise Online berichtet über Überreichung der „Hamburger Erklärung" an die EU-Kommission durch den Europäischen Verlegerrat (European Publishers Council, EPC). Weiter

How to solve the only specific problem of press publishers with copyright without an ancillary copyright Am 23. November 2016 - 18:10 Uhr von Till Kreutzer

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The only argument of the press publishers in their quest for an own ancillary right that seems reasonable to a certain degree is their call for facilitated enforcement. They bemoan that it is difficult to enforce rights against mass online piracy. If this is a factual problem it can be solved easily without even touching the matter of an ancillary copyright. Weiter

ECJ litigation proves that publishers are lying about „not wanting to tax hyperlinks“ Am 8. September 2016 - 15:22 Uhr von Till Kreutzer

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Today the European Court of Justice (ECJ) decided that linking to a work that has been uploaded illegally on the Internet might infringe copyright. The case was pushed by, inter alia, a publisher whose association EPC claims that the European request for a neighbouring right does not concern hyperlinking at all.