Lors de la plénière du 9 juillet, le Parlement européen a enfin adopté la résolution non…
Catégorie : Propriété littéraire et artistique
The EU Parliament and copyright reform
After a hectic negotiation and several deferments, the European Parliament finally adopted on July 9 by…
New european study on remuneration for authors and performers
The European Commission has just made public an eagerly anticipated study entitled “Remuneration of authors and…
Australia – New online copyright infringement research released
New research conducted by the Australian and United Kingdom Governments shows Australia has high levels of…
UK consumers give boost to legal downloading and streaming for TV, films and music
A new survey, published today by the Intellectual Property Office (IPO), highlights the latest UK trends…
Australian MP: ‘Anti-piracy rules won’t work’
Ed Husic, Australia’s Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Treasurer, has suggested that consumers aren’t all…
France Télévisions – bataille autour des adaptations littéraires
Trop de Tintin, de Dalton et de Titeuf pour les enfants à la télévision ? C’est…
Case C-367/15 – Punitive damages and copyright infringers
Poland has a copyright collecting society that is specialised in collecting money in respect of audiovisual…
First integrated licensing and processing hub to power the 21st century digital music market
PRS for Music, STIM and GEMA have signed completion documents announcing the launch of the world’s…
Netflix nukes Rovi’s “we own TV guide” patents
A long-running patent battle between Netflix and Rovi has concluded, with Netflix beating back the entertainment…
Everything to know about the FTC’s antitrust review of Apple’s music business
The Federal Trade Commission has launched an antitrust review into Apple’s treatment of competing music-streaming apps…
Copyright reform – Oettinger open to Spanish ‘Google tax’ model
Oettinger has praised ancillary copyright laws several times in recent months, as the European Commission gets…