…in creating a flourishing information ecosystem. Agenda 15:00-15:10: Opening remarks by Teresa Nobre and Paul Keller (both COMMUNIA) 15:10-15:55: Panel I – Legal uncertainty and exposure to liability when working…
…report is that the copyright reform proposal will do more harm than good and will threaten the horizontal approach to online content liability by creating a special regime for copyright….
…Article 52(1) of the Charter are satisfied. In particular, the Advocate General found that the new liability regime established by Article 17(4) respects the proportionality requirement – despite entailing significant…
…deal with regarding intermediary liability. That probably didn’t help him make more friends within the European People’s Party, his own group that in part supports the filtering obligation. However, in…
…the sweeping provision that alters the liability regime for online platforms by requiring licenses for all user generated uploads, and would lead to platforms having to install content filters lest…
…Database Right by highlighting ongoing legal actions against open data activists in Germany that are facing civil and criminal liability for allegedly infringing the SGDR covering publicly produced geo-information. In…
…copyright liability on Monday at 1330 CEST; CC’s General Counsel Sarah Pearson will host a session on the phenomenon of aggressive enforcement of CC licenses with Kat Walsh – CC…
…will now have to find a balance between the diverging interests of rightholders and users of their platforms. Given that they face a one-sided liability risk, there are huge incentives…
…is separate from the copyright act: the “Act on the Copyright Liability of Online Sharing Content Service Providers”. By now the proposal for this act has undergone two public revisions….
…platforms is reduced to implementing blocking decisions taken by rightsholders and the decisions of the ADR body. As long as they act in line with these decisions, their liability risk…
