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  • JIPITEC 14 (2) 2023
    • Editorial
    • Towards a Right to Digital Education? Constitutional Challenges of Edtech
    • Online Learning as a Commons: Supporting students’ data protection preferences through a collaborative digital environment
    • From data subjects to data suspects: challenging e-proctoring systems as a university practice
    • The exceptional mismatch of copyright teaching exceptions in the post-pandemic university – insights from Germany, Bulgaria, and Ireland
    • Open Educational Resources through the European lens: Pedagogical opportunities and copyright constraints
    • Digital Higher Education and Copyright Law in the Age of Pandemic - The Hungarian Experience
    • A liberal infrastructure in a neoliberal world: the Italian case of GARR
  • JIPITEC 14 (1) 2023
    • Privacy-compliant design of Cookie Banners according to the GDPR
    • Home is where the heart is: the household exemption in the 21st century
    • Shaping the field of EU Data Law
    • The Digital Services Act: transparency as an efficient tool to curb the spread of disinformation on online platforms?
    • Authorless AI-assisted productions: Recent developments impacting their protection in the European Union
    • Creations of artificial intelligence: In search of the legal protection regime
    • All Agents Created Equal? The Law’s Technical Neutrality on AI Knowledge Representation
    • Prior filtering obligations after Case C-401/19: balancing the content moderation triangle A comparative analysis of the legal implications of Case C-401/19 for filtering obligations ex ante and the freedom of expression in Europe
    • Copyright Protection of Broadcasts in Australia: The intersections between originality, economic investment, and social-oriented perspectives
    • Actions and reactions in commodifying cultural heritage hosted in museums
    • To Grant or Not to Grant: Injunctions in the World of Standard Essential Patents
    • Transparency as a legal value for patent disclosure
    • Platform regulation, content moderation, and AI-based filtering tools: Some reflections from the European Union
    • ALLEA Statement on Open Access Publication Under “Big Deals” and the new Copyright Rules
    • Book Review on Data financed apps as a matter of data protection law
    • Editorial
  • JIPITEC 13 (3) 2022
    • Editorial
    • The Prohibition of General Monitoring Obligation for Video-Sharing Platforms under Article 15 of the E-Commerce Directive in light of Recent Developments: Is it still necessary to maintain it?
    • Great expectations: the Facebook case and subsequent legislative approaches to regulate large online platforms and digital markets
    • Open sourcing AI: intellectual property at the service of platform leadership
    • Access to Research Data and EU Copyright Law
    • Wiki (POCC) authorship: The case for an inclusive copyright
    • The blockchain ecosystem in the light of intellectual property law
    • Recommenders you can rely on: A legal and empirical perspective on the transparency and control individuals require to trust news personalisation
    • Deviation from Objective Requirements for Conformity With a Contract of Digital Content or Digital Service: The Assessment of Its Use
    • Attention, here comes the EU Data Act! A critical in-depth analysis of the Commission’s 2022 Proposal
  • JIPITEC 13 (2) 2022
    • Editorial
    • Artificial Intelligence and the reimagination of inventive step
    • AI as an Inventor: Has the Federal Court of Australia Erred in DABUS?
    • Zen and the Art of Repair Manuals: Enabling a participatory Right to Repair through an autonomous concept of EU Copyright Law
    • Disappearing Authorship: Ethical Protection of AI-Generated News from the Perspective of Copyright and Other Laws
    • Judicial Dialogue and Digitalization: CJEU Engagement with ECtHR Case Law and Fundamental Rights Standards in the EU
    • Transparency Reports of European CMOs: Between legislative aspirations and operational reality – comparability impending factors and solution strategies
  • JIPITEC 13 (1) 2022
    • Editorial
    • Out-of-Commerce: How the Existing Copyright Practices in Film Archives Impact on Widening Public Access to Cultural Heritage
    • From Cyborgs to Quantified Selves: Augmenting Privacy Rights with User-Centric Technology and Design
    • The Sanitised Platform
    • Start-ups and the proposed EU AI Act: Bridges or Barriers in the path from Invention to Innovation?
    • Ensuring the Visibility and Accessibility of European Creative Content on the World Market: The Need for Copyright Data Improvement in the Light of New Technologies and the Opportunity Arising from Article 17 of the CDSM Directive
  • JIPITEC 12 (5) 2021
    • Editorial
    • The Digital Services Act: From Intermediary Liability to Platform Regulation
    • The Out-of-court dispute settlement mechanism in the Digital Services Act: A disservice to its own goals
    • NFTs And Copyright Quandary
    • The (Missing) Parody Exception in Italy and its Inconsistency with EU Law
    • Framing links and the prohibition of formalities
    • Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure under the NIS 2.0 Proposal
    • Transborder Transfer of Personal Data in Turkish Personal Data Protection Law
    • Book Review: The responsibility of online intermediaries for illegal user content in the EU and in the US
    • Book Review: Competition and Regulation in the Data Economy: Does Artificial Intelligence Demand a New Balance?
  • JIPITEC 12 (4) 2021
    • Editorial
    • Informational Self-Determination: A Convincing Rationale for Data Protection Law?
    • Social Welfare, Risk Profiling and Fundamental Rights: The Case of SyRI in the Netherlands
    • Imbalanced data as risk factor of discriminating automated decisions: a measurement-based approach
    • A criterion-based approach to GDPR’s explanation requirements for automated individual decision-making
    • The Case of Diem: A Distributed Ledger Technology-based Alternative Financial Infrastructure Built by a Centralised Multisided Platform
    • Piercing the Digital Veil: A Case Study for a DAO Legal Framework under Swiss Law
    • Security Implications of Consortium Blockchains: The Case of Ethereum Networks
  • JIPITEC 12 (3) 2021
    • Editorial
    • Towards Unfair Political Practices Law: Learning lessons from the regulation of unfair commercial practices for online political advertising
    • Capacity of EU competition law to promote patent pools: A comparative study
    • The EU’s system of knowledge-based liability for hosting service providers in respect of illegal user content – between the e-Commerce Directive and the Digital Services Act
    • Exploring the limits of joint control: the case of COVID-19 digital proximity tracing solutions
    • Competition Problems and Governance of Non-personal Agricultural Machine Data: Comparing Voluntary Initiatives in the US and EU
    • COVID-19, Pandemics, and the National Security Exception in the TRIPS Agreement
    • Creativity in crisis: are the creations of artificial intelligence worth protecting?
  • JIPITEC 12 (2) 2021
    • Editorial
    • Digital Content Directive And Rules For Contracts On Continuous Supply
    • Digital Content Directive And Copyright-related Aspects
    • Goods with Digital Elements And The Seller’s Updating Obligation
    • Consumer’s Remedies For Defective Goods With Digital Elements
    • The Digitalisation Of Cars And The New Digital Consumer Contract Law
    • Interplay Of Digital Content Directive, European Electronic Communications Code And Audiovisual Media Directive In Communications Sector
    • Internet Of Bodies: Digital Content Directive, And Beyond
    • Smart Contracting and the New Digital Directives: Some Initial Thoughts
    • Liability For Artificial Intelligence And EU Consumer Law
    • Digital Consumer Contract Law And New Technologies - Implementation Of The Digital Content Directive In Austria
    • The (Proposed) Transposition Of The Digital Content Directive In The Netherlands
    • Implementation Of The Digital Content Directive In Poland: A Fast Ride On A Tandem Bike Against The Traffic
    • Transposition Of The Digital Content Directive (EU) 2019/770 Into Estonian legal system
    • EU Digital Content Directive And Evolution Of Lithuanian Contract Law
  • JIPITEC 12 (1) 2021
    • Editorial
    • International Law Association’s Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law (“Kyoto Guidelines”): General Provisions
    • International Law Association’s Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law (“Kyoto Guidelines”): Applicable Law
    • International Law Association’s Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law (“Kyoto Guidelines”): Jurisdiction
    • International Law Association’s Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law (“Kyoto Guidelines”): Recognition and Enforcement
    • Guidelines on Intellectual Property and Private International Law (“Kyoto Guidelines“)
  • JIPITEC 11 (3) 2020
    • The concept of Joint Control under the Data Protection Law Enforcement Directive 2016/680 in contrast to the GDPR
    • Demystifying the role of data interoperability in the access and sharing debate
    • From Theory to Practice: Exercising the Right of Access under the Law Enforcement and PNR Directives
    • Net Neutrality and Free Choice of Routers and Modems in Europe
    • Direct copyright liability as regulation of hosting platforms for the copyright-infringing content uploaded by their users: Quo vadis?
    • Navigating the Fragmented Online Music Licensing Landscape in Europe A Legislative Compass in Sight?
    • Abuse of Patent Enforcement in Europe: How Can Start-ups and Growth Companies Fight Back?
    • Editorial
  • JIPITEC 11 (2) 2020
    • Editorial
  • JIPITEC 11 (1) 2020
    • Editorial
    • Cutting Back Patent Over-Enforcement – How to Address Abusive Practices Within the EU Enforcement Framework
    • Unscrewing the Future: The Right to Repair and the Circumvention of Software TPMs in the EU
    • Health Data Pools under European Policy and Data Protection Law: Research as a New Efficiency Defence?
    • Free Speech by Design – Algorithmic protection of exceptions and limitations in the Copyright DSM directive
    • Jacques de Werra (ed.), Accords de technologie/ Technology Transactions
  • JIPITEC 10 (3) 2019
    • Editorial
    • Safeguarding User Freedoms in Implementing Article 17 of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive: Recommendations from European Academics
    • Getting Data Subject Rights Right A submission to the European Data Protection Board from international data rights academics, to inform regulatory guidance
    • Responsible Information Sharing Converging boundaries between private and public in privacy and copyright law
    • Catching sight of a glimmer of light: Fair remuneration and the emerging distributive rationale in the reform of EU copyright law
    • The Liability system of Art. 17 DSMD and national implementation – contravening prohibition of general monitoring duties?
    • New types of marks available after the European Union Trade Mark Reform An Analysis in the light of the U.S. Trade mark law
    • Copyright lessons on Machine Learning: what impact on algorithmic art?
  • JIPITEC 10 (2) 2019
    • Editorial
    • Response to the 2018 Sarr-Savoy Report: Statement on Intellectual Property Rights and Open Access relevant to the digitization and restitution of African Cultural Heritage and associated materials
    • Réponse au Rapport Sarr-Savoy: Déclaration sur la numérisation, les droits de propriété intellectuelle et le libre accès du patrimoine culturel africain et des archives connexes
    • Fixing Copyright Reform: A Better Solution to Online Infringement
    • On Upload-Filters and other Competitive Advantages for Big Tech Companies under Article 17 of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market
    • Recht der öffentlichen Werkwiedergabe im harmonisierten Urheberrecht
    • Game-theoretical Model on the GDPR - Market for Lemons?
    • Big Data in the Insurance Industry: Leeway and Limits for Individualising Insurance Contracts
    • Access to Data in Connected Cars and the Recent Reform of the Motor Vehicle Type Approval Regulation
    • Different ‘Rules of the Game’ – Impact of National Court Systems on Patent Litigation in the EU and the Need for New Perspectives
    • Kraus, Daniel/Obrist, Thierry/Hari, Olivier, Blockchains, Smart Contracts, Decentralised Autonomous Organisation and the Law
  • JIPITEC 10 (1) 2019
    • Editorial
    • Exploring the Interfaces Between Big Data and Intellectual Property Law
    • Lawfulness for Users in European Copyright Law: Acquis and Perspectives
    • A FRAND Regime for Dominant Digital Platforms
    • Upload-Filters: Bypassing Classical Concepts of Censorship?
    • Evaluating the EC Private Data Sharing Principles: Setting a Mantra for Artificial Intelligence Nirvana?
    • Responsibility for Data Protection in a Networked World: On the Question of the Controller, “Effective and Complete Protection” and its Application to Data Access Rights in Europe
    • The Impact of Smart Contracts on Traditional Concepts of Contract Law
  • JIPITEC 9 (3) 2018
    • Editorial
    • A Plea for Digital Exhaustion in EU Copyright Law
    • Facilitating Access to Out-of-Commerce Works in the Digital Single Market – How to Make Pico della Mirandola’s Dream a Reality in the European Union
    • The Intersection of 3D Printing and Trademark Law
    • Intellectual Property under the Scrutiny of Investor-State Tribunals: Legitimacy and New Challenges
    • A Recent Exploration of Accessing Public Sector Information: Theoretical and Legal Background, with a Special Focus on Hungary
    • Hard Drive Crash: An Examination of Liability for Self-Driving Vehicles
    • Data Governance in Connected Cars: The Problem of Access to In-Vehicle Data
    • Rethinking Intellectual Property – Balancing Conflicts of Interest in the Constitutional Paradigm
    • Towards a Purposive Copyright System – Review of the book of Daniel J. Gervais, (Re)structuring Copyright
    • P. Bernt Hugenholtz (ed.), Copyright Reconstructed: Rethinking Copyright’s Economic Rights in a Time of Highly Dynamic Technological and Economic Change
    • Abbe E.L. Brown, Charlotte Waelde (ed.), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Creative Industries
    • Thomas Eger, Marc Scheufen: The Economics of Open Access – On the Future of Academic Publishing
  • JIPITEC 9 (2) 2018
    • Editorial
    • European Union Claims of Jurisdiction over the Internet – an Analysis of Three Recent Key Developments
    • The Challenges Faced by the Extraterritorial Scope of the General Data Protection Regulation
    • The EU Directive on the Protection of Trade Secrets and its Relation to Current Provisions in Germany
    • Sponsored Blog Content: What do the Regulations Say? And what do Bloggers Say?
    • ‘We want Artists to be Fully and Fairly Paid for their Work’: Discourses on Fairness in the Neoliberal European Copyright Reform
    • The Portability Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2017/1128): A Commentary on the Scope and Application
    • Notice-and-Takedown Procedure under Greek Intellectual Property Law 4481/2017
  • JIPITEC 9 (1) 2018
    • Editorial
    • Against the Dehumanisation of Decision-Making – Algorithmic Decisions at the Crossroads of Intellectual Property, Data Protection, and Freedom of Information
    • Informing Consent: Giving Control Back to the Data Subject from a Behavioral Economics Perspective
    • Open Science and Public Sector Information – Reconsidering the exemption for educational and research establishments under the Directive on re-use of public sector information
    • “This Video is Unavailable”: Analyzing Copyright Takedown of User-Generated Content on YouTube
    • Data-Related Aspects of the Digital Content Directive
  • JIPITEC 8 (4) 2017
    • Editorial: A Christmas Gift
    • Designing Competitive Markets for Industrial Data – Between Propertisation and Access
    • From Cyberpunk to Regulation – Digitised Memories as Personal and Sensitive Data within the EU Data Protection Law
    • Copyright, Doctrine and Evidence-Based Reform
    • Non-Commercial Quotation and Freedom of Panorama: Useful and Lawful?
    • Where is the Harm in a Privacy Violation? Calculating the Damages Afforded in Privacy Cases by the European Court of Human Rights
  • JIPITEC 8 (3) 2017
    • Editorial: Intermediary Liability as a Human Rights Issue
    • The Intermediary Conundrum: Cyber-Regulators, Cyber-Police or Both?
    • The Death of ‘No Monitoring Obligations’: A Story of Untameable Monsters
    • The Role of the Principle of Effective Judicial Protection in Relation to Website Blocking Injunctions
    • The Power of Positive Thinking: Intermediary Liability and the Effective Enjoyment of the Right to Freedom of Expression
    • What Does It Matter Who is Browsing? ISP Liability and the Right to Anonymity
  • JIPITEC 8 (2) 2017
    • Editorial
    • What Rules Should Apply to Smart Consumer Goods? Goods with Embedded Digital Content in the Borderland Between the Digital Content Directive and “Normal” Contract Law
    • Standards for Duty of Care? Debating Intermediary Liability from a Sectoral Perspective
    • Development of a Secondary Market for E-books: The Case of Amazon
    • EU Copyright Liability for Internet Linking
    • Genetically Modified Crops and Intellectual Property Law: Interpreting Indian Patents on Bt Cotton in View of the Socio-Political Background
    • Internet Intermediary Liability Reloaded – The New German Act on Responsibility of Social Networks and its (In-) Compatibility with European Law
  • JIPITEC 8 (1) 2017
    • Editorial – Special Issue on Contracts on Digital Goods and Services
    • Data as Counter-Performance: What Rights and Duties do Parties Have?
    • Contracting Around Privacy: The (Behavioral) Law and Economics of Consent and Big Data
    • Digital Content and Sales or Service contracts under EU Law and Belgian/French Law
    • Interoperability in the Digital Economy
    • Data Portability - A Tale of Two Concepts
    • Is Data Protection Law Growing Teeth? The Current Lack of Sanctions in Data Protection Law and Administrative Fines under the GDPR
    • Novel EU Legal Requirements in Big Data Security: Big Data – Big Security Headaches?
    • Angela Daly, Private Power, Online Information Flows and EU Law: Mind the Gap
  • JIPITEC 7 (3) 2016
    • Editorial: Special Issue on Law and Governance in the Digital Era: Data Protection and Beyond
    • Quantifying Key Characteristics of 71 Data Protection Laws
    • Does the Internet Limit Human Rights Protection? The Case of Revenge Porn
    • Regulating Internet Hate: A Flying Pig?
    • Regulating Online Content through the Internet Architecture: The Case of ICANN’s new gTLDs
    • An Innovative Legal Approach to Regulating Digital Content Contracts in the EU
    • Regulating Collective Management Organisations by Competition: An Incomplete Answer to the Licensing Problem?
    • Liability under EU Data Protection Law: From Directive 95/46 to the General Data Protection Regulation
  • JIPITEC 7 (2) 2016
    • Proposals from Berlin and Paris – Intermediary Liability in European Copyright Law
    • The Berlin Gedankenexperiment on the restructuring of Copyright Law and Author’s Rights – Creators – Exploiters – Non-commercial Users – Intermediaries –
    • Mission to Link Directives 2000/31 and 2001/29 – Report and Proposals
    • The Feasibility of Applying EU Data Protection Law to Biological Materials: Challenging ‘Data’ as Exclusively Informational
    • Ten Questions for Future Regulation of Big Data: A Comparative and Empirical Legal Study
    • CAD Files and European Design Law
    • Personal Data and Encryption in the European General Data Protection Regulation
  • JIPITEC 7 (1) 2016
    • Editorial: New Editor – Chris Reed
    • Platform Privacy: The Missing Piece of Data Protection Legislation
    • Trademark Licensing in Keyword Advertising
    • ‘Abuse of Rights’ in Belgian and French Patent Law – A Case Law Analysis
    • Permissibility of Non-Voluntary Collective Management of Copyright under EU Law – The Case of the French Law on Out-of-Commerce Books
  • JIPITEC 6 (3) 2015
    • Editorial: New Cooperation with DGRI
    • Cultural Heritage Online? Settle It in the Country of Origin of the Work
    • Information as Property
    • Scoping Electronic Communication Privacy Rules: Data, Services and Values
    • Welcome to the Jungle: The Liability of Internet Intermediaries for Privacy Violations in Europe
    • Getting Privacy to a new Safe Harbour. Comment on the CJEU Judgment of 6 October 2015, Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner
  • JIPITEC 6 (2) 2015
    • Cut Out By The Middle Man: The Free Speech Implications Of Social Network Blocking and Banning In The EU
    • Games as Cultural Heritage: Copyright Challenges for Preserving (Orphan) Video Games in the EU
    • Enforcing Copyright Infringements Online: In Search of Balanced Private International Law Rules
    • EU Copyright Law, Lobbying and Transparency of Policy-Making: The cases of sound recordings term extension and orphan works provisions
    • Is the knockoff economy a knockout for intellectual property? Reflections on Kal Raustiala and Christopher Sprigman, The Knockoff Economy: How Imitation Sparks Innovation, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2012
  • JIPITEC 6 (1) 2015
    • On the Search for an Adequate Scope of the Right to Be Forgotten
    • The Right of the Author to Grant Licenses for Non-Commercial Use: Creative Commons Licenses and the Directive on Collective Management
    • Digital First Sale Doctrine Ante Portas – Exhaustion in the Online Environment
    • Open Data and Earth Observations The Case of Opening Up Access to and Use of Earth Observation Data Through the Global Earth Observation System of Systems
    • Under One Umbrella: Problems of Internet Retransmissions of Broadcasts and Implications for New Audiovisual Content Services
  • JIPITEC 5 (3) 2014
    • Virtues and Perils of Anonymity: Should Intermediaries Bear the Burden?
    • The EU’s Trouble with Mashups: From Disabling to Enabling a Digital Art Form
    • EU Data Protection Law and Targeted Advertising: Consent and the Cookie Monster - Tracking the crumbs of online user behaviour
    • A manifesto for an e-lending limitation in copyright
    • Privacy as human flourishing: Could a shift towards virtue ethics strengthen privacy protection in the age of Big Data?
    • Permission to Link: Making Available via Hyperlinks in the European Union after Svensson
  • JIPITEC 5 (2) 2014
    • Oblivion, Erasure and Forgetting in the Digital Age
    • The Implementation of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive by National Regulatory Authorities National Responses to Regulatory Challenges
    • A Qualitative Study on the Adoption of Copyright Assignment Agreements (CAA) and Copyright License Agreements (CLA) within Selected FOSS Projects
    • Proportionality of Website Blocking: Internet Connectivity Providers as Copyright Enforcers
    • Social Networking Sites’ Terms of Use Addressing Imbalances in the User-Provider Relationship through Ex Ante and Ex Post Mechanisms
    • Sebastian Haunss, Conflicts in the Knowledge Society The Contentious Politics of Intellectual Property
  • JIPITEC 5 (1) 2014
    • Privacy in the Post-NSA Era: Time for a Fundamental Revision?
    • UsedSoft and the Big Bang Theory: Is the e-Exhaustion Meteor about to Strike?
    • Open Innovation: Legal Hurdles in the Creation of Contractual Arrangements Governing Idea Competitions?
    • Missing Links in the Proposed EU Data Protection Regulation and Cloud Computing Scenarios: A Brief Overview
    • U.S. Patent Reform Act of 2011 ("America Invents Act"): The Transition from First-to-Invent to First-to-File Principle
    • Google Books and Fair Use: A Tale of Two Copyrights?
    • Victor Mayer-Schönberger/Kenneth Cukier, Big Data
    • Annette Kur & Thomas Dreier, European Intellectual Property Law
  • JIPITEC 4 (3) 2013
    • Copyright Exhaustion Rationales and Used Software: A Law and Economics Approach to Oracle v. UsedSoft
    • BITTORENT LOSES AGAIN: A Recent Lithuanian BitTorrent Case and What It Means for the Construction of the E-commerce Directive
    • Facebook’s Real Name Policy: Bye-Bye, Max Mustermann?
    • The Levy Runs Dry: A Legal and Economic Analysis of EU Private Copying Levies
    • Not for Designers: On the Inadequacies of EU Design Law and How to Fix It
    • Jacques de Werra (ed.), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property Licensing
  • JIPITEC 4 (2) 2013
    • Online Sexual Harassment: Issues & Solutions
    • Breathing Space for Cloud-Based Business Models
    • A Model Framework for publishing Grey Literature in Open Access
    • Injunctions against Innocent Third Parties: The Case of Website Blocking
    • Evaluation of the Role of Access Providers Discussion of Dutch Pirate Bay Case Law and Introducing Principles on Directness, Effectiveness, Costs, Relevance, and Time
    • Das Verhältnis zwischen Urheberrecht und Wissenschaft: Auf die Perspektive kommt es an!
  • JIPITEC 4 (1) 2013
    • "Privacy by Design": Nice-to-have or a Necessary Principle of Data Protection Law?
    • On the Role of Copyright Protection in the Information Society
    • Patentability and Scope of Protection for DNA Sequence
    • Swiss Patent Jurisprudence 2012
    • Christophe Geiger (ed.), Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property. A Handbook of Contemporary Research
    • Editor's Pick
  • JIPITEC 3 (3) 2012
    • Editorial: Special Issue on Private International Law and Intellectual Property
    • International Jurisdiction in Intellectual Property Disputes
    • Infringement and Exclusive Jurisdiction in Intellectual Property: a Comparison for the International Law Association
    • IP and Applicable Law in Recent International Proposals: Report for the International Law Association
    • Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Intellectual Property: a Comparison for the International Law Association
    • Internet Intermediaries and the Law Applicable to Intellectual Property Infringements
    • Transnational Law for Transnational Communities The Emergence of a Lex Mercatoria (or Lex Informatica) for International Creative Communities
  • JIPITEC 3 (2) 2012
    • Editorial: ACTA Has Changed the European IP Climate
    • Die Auswirkungen der E-Commerce-Regelungen der EU-Richtlinie über Verbraucherrechte auf das BGB
    • Delineating and Promoting an Online “Legal Offer": A Proper Task for Copyright Legislation?
    • Information Society Services and Mandatory Data Breach Notifications: Introduction to Open Issues in the EU Framework
    • Walking a Thin Line: The Regulation of EPGs
    • Domain Name Transfer before Slovak and Czech Courts
    • Copyright, Interfaces, and a Possible Atlantic Divide
    • Spanish Supreme Court Rules in Favour of Google Search Engine... and a Flexible Reading of Copyright Statutes?
    • Timo Rosenkranz, Open Contents – Eine Untersuchung der Rechtsfragen beim Einsatz „freier“ Urheberrechtslizenzmodelle
    • Pablo A. Palazzi (ed.), La Responsabilidad Civil de los Intermediarios en Internet
  • JIPITEC 3 (1) 2012
    • Refining the legal approach towards the underage consumer: A process still in its infancy
    • Cloud Computing in the EU Policy Sphere Interoperability, Vertical Integration and the Internal Market
    • Global Standards: Recent Developments between the Poles of Privacy and Cloud Computing
    • Along the road to uniformity – Diverse Readings of the Court of Justice Judgments on Copyright Work
    • The Digital Economy Act in the dock: a proportionate ruling?
    • Derecho Privado de Internet, Cuarta Edición; Pedro Alberto de Miguel Asensio; Book Review
  • JIPITEC 2 (3) 2011
    • Regulations on E-Commerce Consumer Protection Rules in China and Europe Compared – Same Same but Different?
    • Impulses for an Effective and Modern Data Protection System
    • Proposed WIPO Treaty for Improved Access for Blind, Visually Impaired, and Other Reading Disabled Persons
    • Re-conceptualizing the Global Digital Divide
    • How to Build an Orphanage, and Why
    • The Netherlands: Darfurnica, Miffy and the right to parody!
    • Hard Court Heroes
    • Memorandum of Understanding Key Principles on the Digitisation and Making Available of Out-of- Commerce Works
  • JIPITEC 2 (2) 2011
    • TV Signal Delivery to Cable Operators and DTH Platform Operators
    • Interoperabilität von Software Art. 6 der Computerprogramm-Richtlinie aus heutiger Sicht
    • Software als Schutzgegenstand des Europäischen Urheberrechts
    • Sui Generis Rights for the Protection of Traditional Cultural Expressions Policy Implications
    • The Right to Be Forgotten More Than a Pandora’s Box?
    • Creative Commons licences and design Are the two compatible?
    • Google face à la justice française et belge Nouvelles décisions en matière de droit d’auteur
    • GERMANY: Creating New Property Rights on the Basis of General Legal Concepts - Without Limits?
    • Stig Strömholm, Copyright and the Conflict of Laws: A Comparative Survey
    • EU Commission: Comments on the “Opinion of European Academics on Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement”
    • Simon Chesterman, One Nation Under Surveillance – A New Social Contract to Defend Freedom Without Sacrificing Liberty
    • Till Kreutzer, Das Modell des deutschen Urheberrechts und Regelungsalternativen. Konzeptionelle Überlegungen zu Werkbegriff, Zuordnung, Umfang und Dauer des Urheberrechts als Reaktion auf den urheberrechtlichen Funktionswandel
  • JIPITEC 2 (1) 2011
    • The New Swiss Patent Ligitation System
    • Richtungsweisend oder eine nur begrenzt wahrgenommene Chance? Der Copyright-Code des Wittem-Projekts
    • The Law Applicable to Online Copyright Infringements int ALI and CLIP Proposals: A Rebalance of Interest Needed?
    • Liability for Copyright Infringements on the Internet: Host Providers (Content Providers) - The Geman Approach
    • Creative Commons Olympics. How Big Media is Learning to License From Amateur Authors
    • Eckhard Höffner, Geschichte und Wesen des Urheberrechts
    • Opinion of European Academics on Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
  • JIPITEC 1 (3) 2010
    • Regulatory Aspects of Open Access
    • Open Access and Competition Law
    • Internet Service Provider Liability - The Swiss Perspective
    • Internet Service Providers Liability in Spain
    • The Legal Classification of ISPs - The Czech Perspective
    • Kontent i Pravo v. Masterhost Presidium of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation, Judgment of 23 December 2008, Nr. 10962/08 Translation and Comment
    • Telecino v Youtube Commercial Court No. 7 Madrid, Judgment No. 289/2010
    • Google Images German Federal Court Entscheidung vom 29.04.2010, I ZR 69/08 With an English Introduction
  • JIPITEC 1 (2) 2010
    • Limitations: The Centerpiece of Copyright in Distress
    • Why Cherry-Picking Never Leads to Harmonisation: The Case of the Limitations on Copyright under Directive 2001/29/EC
    • The International Three-Step Test: A Model Provision for EC Fair Use Legislation
    • Declaration on the "Three-Step Test": Where do we go from here?
    • Unsticking the centre-piece – the liberation of European copyright law?
    • Governance of Massive Multiauthor Collaboration – Linux, Wikipedia, and Other Networks: Governed by Bilateral Contracts, Partnerships, or Something in Between?
    • A Primer on ACTA What Europeans Should Fear about the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
    • Stieper, Rechtfertigung, Rechtsnatur und Disponibilität der Schranken des Urheberrechts, 2010
    • Declaration A Balanced Interpretation Of The "Three-Step Test" In Copyright Law
    • European Copyright Code
  • JIPITEC 1 (1) 2010
    • Editorial
    • Creative Commons International
    • Open Source und Kartellrecht
    • Enforcement of the GNU GPL in Germany and Europe
    • Yi Shin Tang, The international trade policy for technology transfers, ISBN-10: 9041128255, ISBN-13: 978-90
    • Dário Moura Vicente, La propriété intellectuelle en droit international privé, ISBN-10: 9004179070, ISBN-13: 978-9004179073
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