First released in early 2019, Copyright and the Court of Justice of the European Union
remains the only book exclusively devoted to the case law of the Court of Justice of the …

This article analyses how intellectual property rights (IPRs) affect access to non-personal
data (NPD). In so doing, it homes in on a quasi-IPR, trade secrecy, and shows how applying …

This report illustrates and analyses the results of the research activities conducted in the
framework of reCreating Europe's Task 2.1. From January 2020 to June 2022, the task …

Online service providers, and even governments, have increasingly relied on Artificial
Intelligence ('AI') to regulate content on the internet. In some jurisdictions, the law has …

In the platform age, copyright protected contents are primarily disseminated over the
internet. This model poses various challenges to the copyright regime that was mainly …

The Routledge Handbook of EU Copyright Law provides a definitive survey of copyright
harmonization in the European Union, capturing the essential and relevant issues of this …

This chapter critically examines the question of unification of European copyright law. Seen
in the past as a utopian goal, the idea of unification of copyright laws in the EU has gradually …

Abstract In Deckmyn v Vandersteen, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) defined parody as
an “autonomous concept of EU law” with certain “essential characteristics.” The case …

This contribution asks whether and to what extent right holders can use contracts to prevent
users from engaging in uses of copyright protected works which are permitted by copyright's …

This article argues that at present the EU's legal and policy approach to the balance
between consumer rights in digital goods and intellectual property rights in the same …