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Gionata Bouchè  (Institute for Information Law (IViR), University of Amsterdam)
BGH: uploading a free-trial version of Microsoft Office is also making available to the public
February 20, 2020

 On 28 March 2019, the German Federal Court (BGH) was asked to review a lower court’s decision on the legality of the unauthorised uploading of the 30 day free trial version of Microsoft…

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Martin Kretschmer  (CREATe, University of Glasgow)
Regulatory divergence post Brexit: Copyright law as an indicator for what is to come
February 19, 2020

 Here we have it. The first instance of regulatory divergence. The UK is leaving the European Union, and already the rules of the single market are starting to break. In response to a…

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Estelle Derclaye  (The University of Nottingham)
AG Campos Sanchez-Bordona’s opinion in Brompton Bicycle – The good, the bad and the contradictory – Part II
February 18, 2020

 Part I of this post provided an overview of the facts of the case and the recent opinion of AG Campos Sanchez-Bordona. Overall, the opinion is a mixed result. It makes some good points but also…

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Estelle Derclaye  (The University of Nottingham)
AG Campos Sanchez-Bordona’s opinion in Brompton Bicycle – The good, the bad and the contradictory – Part I
February 13, 2020

 This case concerned the famous Brompton bicycle which can be folded to carry away after use (Case C‑833/18, SI, Brompton Bicycle Ltd. v. Chedech / Get2Get). The bike was once protected by a…

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Jeremy Blum , Marc Linsner  (Bristows LLP)
Fabrics can be works of artistic craftsmanship in the UK: Response Clothing Ltd v The Edinburgh Woollen Mill Ltd
February 10, 2020

 In Response Clothing Ltd v The Edinburgh Woollen Mill Ltd [2020] EWHC 148, His Honour Judge Hacon (“HHJ Hacon”) found that copyright subsisted in a fabric design as a work of artistic…

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Matt Phifer  (Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory US)
Copyright blog: Southern Credentialing Support Services L.L.C. v. Hammond Surgical Hospital L.L.C., USA
January 30, 2020

Hospital infringed on credentialing service’s copyright by using forms, but the infringement began when the forms were not yet registered. A medical credentialing support service is barred from…

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Till Kreutzer  (iRights.info)
The EU copyright directive and its potential impact on cultural diversity on the internet – Part II
January 28, 2020

  Photo by Osman Rana on Unsplash Part I of this post discussed the current position of host providers and the changes that will be brought about by Article 17. Part II addresses the major…

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Till Kreutzer  (iRights.info)
The EU copyright directive and its potential impact on cultural diversity on the internet – Part I
January 22, 2020

  Photo by Osman Rana on Unsplash On July 6, the EU adopted the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (DSM Directive), following heated discussions of Articles 15 (formerly 11) and…

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Hugo Cox  (Hamlins LLP)
‘Shape of You’ – has Ed Sheeran got form for copyright infringement?
January 20, 2020

Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape of You’ was a giant hit of the last decade, a runaway success story – well almost. There is a fly in the ointment. Sami Chokri (a.k.a. Sami Switch) is claiming Sheeran and his…

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Paul Keller  (Institute for Information Law (IViR))
Article 17 stakeholder dialogue: What we have learned so far – Part 2
January 14, 2020

  © 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. This part will cover the third…

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