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A Plea for Digital Exhaustion in EU Copyright Law
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Court Decisions
Getting Privacy to a new Safe Harbour. Comment on the CJEU Judgment of 6 October 2015, Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner
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Non-Commercial Quotation and Freedom of Panorama: Useful and Lawful?
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The EU’s Trouble with Mashups: From Disabling to Enabling a Digital Art Form
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Permissibility of Non-Voluntary Collective Management of Copyright under EU Law – The Case of the French Law on Out-of-Commerce Books
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On the Search for an Adequate Scope of the Right to Be Forgotten
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Digital First Sale Doctrine Ante Portas – Exhaustion in the Online Environment
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European Union Claims of Jurisdiction over the Internet – an Analysis of Three Recent Key Developments
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Under One Umbrella: Problems of Internet Retransmissions of Broadcasts and Implications for New Audiovisual Content Services
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UsedSoft and the Big Bang Theory: Is the e-Exhaustion Meteor about to Strike?
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Special Issue: Intermediary Liability as a Human Rights Issue
What Does It Matter Who is Browsing? ISP Liability and the Right to Anonymity
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Special Issue: Intermediary Liability as a Human Rights Issue
The Power of Positive Thinking: Intermediary Liability and the Effective Enjoyment of the Right to Freedom of Expression
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Along the road to uniformity – Diverse Readings of the Court of Justice Judgments on Copyright Work
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Articles
Secondary communication under the EU copyright acquis after Tom Kabinet: between exhaustion and securing work’s exploitation