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Critical
views on the French approach to "net
neutrality", C.A. Jasserand, Journal of Internet Law, 2013-9, p. 18-28.
16.04.2013
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Licensing Research Data under Open Access Conditions,
L. Guibault, in: D. Beldiman (ed.), Information and Knowledge:
21st Centurt Challenges in Intellectual Property and
Knowledge Governance, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar,
forthcoming 2013.
09.04.2013
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The Orphan Works Chimera and How to
Defeat It: A View From Across the Atlantic,
S.J.
van Gompel, Berkeley Technology Law Journal,
2013-3, p. 1347-1378.
This article contends that the
orphan works problem (the problem of unknown or
untraceable right owners) is a generic problem. It
is not specific to a certain form of use, but has
implications across the copyright spectrum. Yet, it
manifests itself in different ways, depending on the
type of use that is made of these works. The article
consists of three parts. Employing the metaphor of
the Chimera, a three-headed she-monster in ancient
Greek mythology, Part I introduces the different
ways in which the problem manifests itself and
describes the legal uncertainty that the different
categories of users of orphan works experience.
Next, Part II argues that there is not one best
approach to address the orphan works problem.
Rather, it suggests adopting a multifaceted approach
that would provide adequate relief for the different
categories of users of orphan works. Part III
concludes.
26.03.2013
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The
Roles of Material Transfer Agreements in Genetics
Databases and Bio-Banks,
T. Margoni, in:
Comparative Issues in the Governance of Research
Biobanks, G. Pascuzzi, U. Izzo & M. Macilotti
(eds.), Heidelberg: Springer 2013.
ISBN: 9783642331152.
26.03.2013
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The Wittem Group's European Copyright Code,
P.B. Hugenholtz, in:
Codification of European Copyright Law,
T-E. Synodinou (ed.), Information
Law Series, vol. 29, Alphen aan den Rijn: Kluwer Law
International 2012, p. 339-354.
05.03.2013
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Hosting providers’ liability: Cour de Cassation puts an
end to the notice and stay down rule,
C.A. Jasserand,
Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice,
2013-3, p. 192-193.
In applying the rules on hosting
providers' liability, French lower courts have
shifted from a notice and take down rule (provided
by Article 14 of the E-Commerce Directive and
Article 6 of the French implementing law) to a
notice and stay down rule (created by the judges).
This interpretation was confirmed in 2011 by the
Paris Court of Appeal but overruled by the Cour de
cassation on 12 July 2012.
26.02.2013
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Dr Strangelaw, or how
Portugal learned to stop worrying and love P2P,
J.P. Quintais,
Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, 2013-3, p.
193-196.
A recent decision by a
Public Prosecutor in a criminal case in Portugal, based on
an Opinion by the Prosecutor General's Office, considers
download acts by peer-to-peer (P2P) users to be covered by
the private use limitation, raises the possibility that acts
of upload are also covered by it and considers IP addresses
insufficient evidence upon which to prosecute users.
22.02.2013
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Digital Consumers and the Law: Towards a Cohesive
European Framework,
N. Helberger,
L. Guibault, M.B.M. Loos, C. Mak,
L. Pessers & B. van der Sloot, Kluwer
Law International: Alphen aan den Rijn 2013.
ISBN: 9789041140494.
This book provides
a critical analysis of how digitisation affects
established concepts and policies in consumer law.
Based on evidence of the actual experience and
problems encountered by consumers in digital
markets, the book offers a ground-breaking study of
the main issues arising in relation to the
application of general consumer and sector-specific
law. An interdisciplinary team of researchers from
the Centre for the Study of European Contract Law
(CSECL) and the Institute for Information Law
(IViR), both University of Amsterdam, combine their
expertise in general consumer and contract law,
telecommunications law, media law, copyright law and
privacy law in a joint effort to point the way to a
truly cohesive European Framework for Digital
Consumers and the Law.
Topics in this book include the characteristics of
digital content markets and how they relate to
traditional consumer law; consumer concerns,
reasonable expectations and how they are protected
by law; the difficult question of the classification
of digital content; legal questions triggered by
prosumers and underage consumers; the feasibility
and future of the information approach to consumer
protection; the role of fundamental rights
considerations, and the legal implications of an
economy that uses personal data as the new currency.
Digital Consumers and the Law
is an important analysis for all those interested or
involved in the regulation of digital content
markets. With its comprehensive discussion of a wide
range of fundamental as well as praxis-oriented
questions, it is an essential read for academics,
policy makers, members of the content industry as
well as consumer representatives.
See more details about
the book
here.
31.01.2013
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Proposal for a Directive on collective rights management and
(some) multi-territorial licensing,
J.P. Quintais, European
Intellectual Property Review, 2013-2, p. 65-73.
This article provides a brief
descriptive analysis of the recent Proposal from the
European Commission for a Directive on collective rights
management and multi-territorial licensing. After setting
the necessary background, it examines the Proposal's main
provisions, focusing on those establishing a governance and
transparency framework for collecting societies and
multi-territorial licensing for online uses of musical
works.
Article available on
Westlaw. Preliminary version on Kluwer Copyright
Blog:
Part I and
Part II.
31.01.2013
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Net Neutrality and
Audiovisual Services?
N.A.N.M. van Eijk, in:
Routledge Handbook of Media Law (eds. M Price,
S. Verhulst & L. Morgan), Routledge 2012, p. 523-538.
ISBN 978-0-415-68316-6.
22.01.2013
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LAPSI Policy Recommendation n. 4: Privacy and Personal
Data Protection,
C. Dos Santos, E. Bassi, C. de Terwagne, M.
Fernádez Salmerón, P. Tepina &
B. van der Sloot,
LAPSI Working Group 2: Privacy Aspects of PSI.
22.01.2013
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Behavioral Targeting: Legal Developments in Europe and
the Netherlands,
F.J. Borgesius, Position paper for the
W3C Do Not
Track Workshop, November 2012.
06.12.2012
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File sharing 2@12: Downloading from illegal sources in
the Netherlands,
J. Poort & J. Leenheer, 30 November 2012.
Study conducted at the
initiative and under the authority of IViR and
CentERdata, with financial support from the Netherlands
Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Ziggo, KPN,
XS4ALL, DELTA, CAIW and the Royal Dutch Book Trade
Association (KVB).
This is the English
translation of a
report
released in October 2012 in The Netherlands.
30.11.2012
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Cloud Computing in Higher Education and Research
Institutions and the USA Patriot Act,
J.V.J. van Hoboken,
A.M. Arnbak,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk
and
with the assistance of N.P.H. Kruijsen, November 2012.
Institutions have started to move
their data and ICT operations into the cloud. It is
becoming clear that this is leading to a decrease of
overview and control over government access to data
for law enforcement and national security purposes.
This report looks at the possibilities for the U.S.
government to obtain access to information in the
cloud from Dutch institutions on the basis of U.S.
law and on the basis of Dutch law and international
co-operation. It concludes that the U.S. legal state
of affairs implies that the transition towards the
cloud has important negative consequences for the
possibility to manage information confidentiality,
information security and the privacy of European end
users in relation to foreign governments.
The Patriot Act from 2001 has started to play a
symbolic role in the public debate. It is one
important element in a larger, complex and dynamic
legal framework for access to data for law
enforcement and national security purposes. In
particular, the FISA Amendments Act provision for
access to data of non-U.S. persons outside the U.S.
enacted in 2008 deserves attention. The report
describes this and other legal powers for the U.S.
government to obtain data of non-U.S. persons
located outside of the U.S. from cloud providers
that fall under its jurisdiction. Such jurisdiction
applies widely, namely to cloud services that
conduct systematic business in the United States and
is not dependent on the location where the data are
stored, as is often assumed. For non-U.S. persons
located outside of the U.S., constitutional
protection is not applicable and the statutory
safeguards are minimal.
In the Netherlands and across the EU, government
agencies have legal powers to obtain access to cloud
data as well. These provisions can also be be used
to assist the U.S. government, when it does not have
jurisdiction for instance, but they must stay within
the constitutional safeguards set by national
constitutions, the European Convention on Human
Rights and the EU Charter.
This is the English translation of a
report that was released in September 2012 in The
Netherlands. It was covered extensively in Dutch
newspapers, on Radio1 and the 8 PM news bulletin of
public broadcaster NOS. Politicians across the spectrum
reacted on the report, both directly in the media and
through Parliamentary questions. Meanwhile, the State
Secretary of Security and Justice has responded to the
Parliamentary questions on 15 October 2012. References
can be found on the Institute for Information Law
website. The report is also available on
SSRN.
See
also:
Patriot Act can "obtain" data in Europe, researchers say,
CBS News, 4 December 2012.
29.11.2012
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Search engine freedom: On the implications of the Right
to Freedom of Expression for the Legal Governance of Web
Search Engines,
J.V.J. van Hoboken, Information Law Series 27,
Alphen aan den Rijn:
Kluwer Law International 2012.
22.11.2012
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Walking a Thin Line: The Regulation of EPGs,
B. van der Sloot,
JIPITEC,
2012-2, p. 138-147.20.11.2012
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Due
Prominence in Electronic Programme Guides,
B. van der Sloot,
IRIS Plus, 2012-5. 20.11.2012
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Google's Dead End, or: on Street View and the Right to
Data Protection: An analysis of Google Street View's
compatibility with EU data protection law,
B. van der Sloot
& F. Zuiderveen Borgesius, Computer
Law Review International, 2012-4, p. 103-109. 20.11.2012
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From Data Minimization to
Data Minimummization,
B. van der Sloot, in: B. Custers, T. Calders,
B. Schermer & T. Zarsky (eds.),
Discrimination and
Privacy in the Information Society. Data Mining and
Profiling in Large Databases, Springer: Heidelberg
2012, p. 273-287.
ISBN: 9783642304866.20.11.2012
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The troubled relationship between free speech and racist
hate speech: the ambiguous roles of the media and internet,
T. McGonagle, Expert Paper,
Day of Thematic Discussion "Racist Hate Speech", 28
August
2012, UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial
Discrimination, 81st Session, 6-31 August 2012.
16.11.2012
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| Minorities and Online
"Hate Speech": A Parsing of Selected Complexities,
T. McGonagle, in:
European Yearbook of Minority Issues, vol. 9, 2010,
p. 419-440.
16.11.2012
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| Minorities and the Media: Present, Probing, and Pressing
Questions, T. McGonagle
& T. Moring, in:
European Yearbook of Minority Issues, vol. 9, 2010,
p. 369-376.
16.11.2012
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| Special Focus: Minorities and the Media,
T. McGonagle & T. Moring
(guest editor), in:
European Yearbook of Minority Issues, vol. 9, 2010, p.
367-440. 16.11.2012
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Duties of Care on the Internet?, N.A.N.M. van Eijk in:
Cyber Safety: an
introduction, R. Leukfeldt & W. Stol (ed.), The
Hague: Eleven International Publishing 2012, p. 267-279.
ISBN 9789490947750.
15.11.2012
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International Copyright. Principles, Law, and Practice,
P. Goldstein &
P.B. Hugenholtz,
Third Edition, New York:
Oxford University Press 2012, 616
pp.
ISBN 9780199794294.
08.11.2012
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Youtube guilty but not liable for late removal of
infringing material,
C.A. Jasserand,
Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice,
17 september 2012.
The pre-edited version is
available
here on the
Kluwer Copyright Blog.
06.11.2012
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Answer to the HADOPI's
public consultation on "exceptions to copyright and
related rights",
C.A. Jasserand, 15 July 2012, published on
Juriscom.net.
06.11.2012
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The
Story of the Tape Recorder and the History of Copyright
Levies,
P.B. Hugenholtz, in:
Copyright and the Challenge of the New, B.
Sherman & L. Wiseman (eds.), Information Law Series,
vol. 25, Alphen aan den Rijn: Kluwer Internation 2012,
p. 179-196.
ISBN 9789041136695.
06.11.2012
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Unauthorised file sharing,
J. Poort & P. Rutten, in:
Cyber Safety: an
introduction, R. Leukfeldt & W. Stol (ed.), The
Hague: Eleven International Publishing 2012, p. 143-155.
ISBN 9789490947750.
06.11.2012
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Speech at the European Parliament:
Interparliamentary Committee meeting: The reform of the
EU Data Protection framework - Building trust in a
digital and global world,
F.J. Borgesius, 10 October 2012.
02.11.2012
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Comments relating to freedom of expression and freedom
of association with regard to new generic top level
domains, W. Benedek, J.
Liddicoat & N.A.N.M. van Eijk, Comments submitted to the Governmental Advisory
Committee (GAC) of the Internet Corporation for Assigned
Names and Numbers, DG-I (2012) 4, 12 October 2012.
01.11.2012
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'First-sale' or Exhaustion Doctrine in the Netherlands,
D.W.F. Verkade,
in: A Century of Dutch
Copyright Law. Auteurswet 1912-2012,
P.B. Hugenholtz,
A.A. Quaedvlieg & D.J.G. Visser (eds.), Amsterdam:
deLex 2012, 554 pp.
ISBN: 9789086920372.
01.11.2012
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Flexible Copyright: The Law and Economics of Introducing
and Open Norm in the Netherlands, R. van der Noll,
S.J. van Gompel,
L. Guibault, J. Weda,
J. Poort, I. Akker &
J.M. Breemen, study
commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs,
Agriculture & Innovation, SEO-rapport nr. 2012-60, Amsterdam,
August
2012.
This study analyses the law and
economics of introducing flexibility in the system
of exceptions and limitations in Dutch copyright
law. Flexibility would exist in an open norm, on the
basis of which the courts can decide whether certain
uses of copyrighted material are permissible or not,
instead of explicitly defining this in the law. The
report assesses problem areas where the lack of
flexibility creates legal disputes and potential
barriers to innovation and production. The core of
the study concerns the analysis of the economic
rationale and effects of introducing flexibility in
the Dutch legal order in the form of an open norm.
01.11.2012
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Clash of cultures - integrating copyright and consumer
law,
N.
Helberger &
L. Guibault, info, 2012-6, p. 23-33.01.11.2012
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The
Press Exception in the Dutch Copyright Act,
L. Guibault, in: A Century of Dutch
Copyright Law. Auteurswet 1912-2012,
P.B. Hugenholtz,
A.A. Quaedvlieg & D.J.G. Visser (eds.), Amsterdam:
deLex 2012, 554 pp.
ISBN: 9789086920372.
30.10.2012
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Government Works,
M.M.M. van Eechoud, in: A Century of Dutch
Copyright Law. Auteurswet 1912-2012,
P.B. Hugenholtz,
A.A. Quaedvlieg & D.J.G. Visser (eds.), Amsterdam:
deLex 2012, 554 pp.
ISBN: 9789086920372.
23.10.2012
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A Century of Dutch
Copyright Law. Auteurswet 1912-2012,
P.B. Hugenholtz,
A.A. Quaedvlieg & D.J.G. Visser (eds.), Amsterdam:
deLex 2012, 554 pp.
ISBN: 9789086920372.
See
preface here.
See also
Works of Literature, Science and Art,
P.B. Hugenholtz, p.
19-41.
See also
Government Works,
M.M.M. van Eechoud, p.
141-175.
See also
'First-sale' or Exhaustion Doctrine in the Netherlands,
D.W.F. Verkade, p.
291-305.
See also
The
Press Exception in the Dutch Copyright Act,
L. Guibault, p.
443-475.
18.10.2012
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LAPSI Policy Recommendations on Rights of Access to
Public Sector Information,
M.M.M. van Eechoud & K.
Janssen.09.10.2012
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Must-carry Regulation:
A Must or a Burden?, N.A.N.M. van Eijk
&
B. van der Sloot,
IRIS plus, 2012-5, p. 7-23.
09.10.2012
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Net neutrality and the value chain for video, N.A.N.M. van Eijk, P. Nooren & A.
Leurdijk, info,
2012-6, p. 45-58.
05.10.2012
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Works of Literature, Science and Art,
P.B. Hugenholtz, in:
A
Century of Dutch Copyright Law. Auteurswet 1912-2012,
P.B. Hugenholtz, A.A. Quaedvlieg & D.J.G. Visser (eds.), Amsterdam: Delex 2012, p.
19-41.
18.09.2012
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The Council of Europe's
standards on access to the media for minorities: A tale of
near misses and staggered successes,
T. McGonagle, in M. Amos, J. Harrison
& L. Woods (eds.),
Freedom of Expression and the Media, Leiden/Boston:
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2012, p. 111-140.
14.09.2012
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Digital content contracts for consumers,
N.
Helberger, M.B.M. Loos,
L. Guibault, C. Mak & L. Pessers,
Journal of
Consumer Policy, 6 July 2012.
13.09.2012
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The Dutch case for flexibility, P.B. Hugenholtz, in:
Intellectual
Property and Innovation: A Framework for 21st Century
Growth and Jobs, I. Hargreaves & P. Hofheinz (ed.), The
Lisbon Council, September 2012, p. 53-57.
13.09.2012
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Certificate Authority Collapse: Regulating Systemic
Vulnerabilities in the HTTPS Value Chain,
A.M.
Arnbak & N.A.N.M. van Eijk,
Telecommunications Policy Research Conference, augustus
2012.Paper also
available through
SSRN.
07.09.2012
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The Myth of European Term
Harmonisation: 27 Public Domains for the 27 Member
States,
C.
Angelopoulos, IIC, 2012-5, p. 567-594.
16.08.2012
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Valuing
commercial radio licences, M. Keste,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk and
J. Poort, European Journal of Law and
Economics, 2012.
For students and
researchers, access to the article is available at the
Springer database, through your own university
library.
14.08.2012
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Online tracking: questioning the power of informed
consent,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk,
N.
Helberger, L. Kool, A. van der Plas and
B. van der Sloot,
info, 2012-5, p. 57-73.10.08.2012
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On Peers and Copyright: Why
the EU should consider collective management of P2P,
J.P. Quintais, Munich Intellectual Property Law Center - MIPLC, Bd. 14, Nomos
2012. See
Nomos website for publication details and purchase
information.
See also the
Table of Contents.
07.08.2012
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The Right to be Forgotten and the Media Exception in the
Proposed Data Protection Regulation,
J.V.J. van Hoboken,
Contribution to
the European Parliament Hearing on Data Protection for
the Digital Age, 28 June 2012, Brussels.
05.07.2012
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Along the Road to Uniformity - Diverse Readings of the
Court of Justice Judgments on Copyright Work,
M.M.M. van Eechoud,
JIPITEC,
2012-1, p. 60-80.
28.06.2012
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Determining the Term of Protection for Films:
When Does a Film Fall into the Public Domain in Europe?,
C.
Angelopoulos,
IRIS Plus, 2012-2.
12.06.2012
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Crossroads of Intellectual Property: the Intersection of
Intellectual Property and other Fields of Law,
A. Ramalho &
C.
Angelopoulos, (ed.), New York: Nova Publishers, 2012.
See here the
foreword of the book.
07.06.2012
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Using Copyright to Promote Access to Public Sector
Information: A Comparative Survey,
C.A. Jasserand
& P.B. Hugenholtz, Part III of a study
commissioned by WIPO on Using Copyright to Promote
Access to Information and Creative Content.See also
http://www.wipo.int/meetings/en/doc_details.jsp?doc_id=202179
05.06.2012
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A survey and critical
analysis of Council of Europe strategies for countering
'hate speech', T.
McGonagle, in:
The Content and Context of Hate Speech: Rethinking
Regulation and Responses, M. Herz & P. Molnar ed.,
Cambridge University Press 2012, p. 456-498.
01.06.2012
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Accessing and Licensing Government Data under Open Access
Conditions, I. Buri,
Amsterdam, Institute for Information
Law/Creative Commons Nederland, 2012.
09.05.2012
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Is secrecy the new black
in IP?, A.B. Ramalho, Journal of Intellectual Property Law &
Practice, 2012-5, p. 316-317. A pre-edited version is
available on the
Kluwer Copyright Blog.
10.04.2012
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Google and Personal Data Protection,
F.J. Zuiderveen Borgesius
& B. van der Sloot, Working Paper,
2012.21.03.2012
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Digitally binding: Examining the feasibility of charging
a fixed price for e-books,
J. Poort, I. Akker,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk,
B. van der Sloot & P.
Rutten, Report commissioned by
the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OC&W),
Amsterdam, March 2012.
Originally published in Dutch as:
Digitaal gebonden: Onderzoek naar de functionaliteit van
een vaste prijs voor het e-boek.
09.03.2012
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Digital content services for consumers: Comparative
analysis of the applicable legal frameworks and
suggestions for the contours of a model system of
consumer protection in relation to digital content
services, Report 1: Country reports, Centre for the
Study of European Contract Law (CSECL) & Institute for
Information Law (IViR),
N.
Helberger, L. Guibault
& B. van der Sloot, 2012, 432 pp.
02.03.2012
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Freedom of Expression and the Media: Standard-setting by the
Council of Europe, (I) Committee of Ministers - IRIS Themes,
T. McGonagle & S. Nikoltchev,
eds., Strasbourg: European Audiovisual Observatory 2011, v + 76 pp.
+ Appendix, 398 pp.
24.02.2011
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Freedom of Expression and the Media: Standard-setting by the
Council of Europe, (II) Parliamentary Assembly - IRIS
Themes, T. McGonagle
& S. Nikoltchev, eds., Strasbourg: European Audiovisual Observatory 2011, v
+ 63 pp. + Appendix, 222 pp.
24.02.2011
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Solving Europeana's mass-digitization issues through
Extended Collective Licensing?, J. Axhamn &
L. Guibault, Nordiskt
Immateriellt Rättsskydd, 2011-6, p. 509-516.22.02.2012
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The Netherlands: Darfurnica, Miffy and the right to
parody!,
L. Guibault, JIPITEC, 2011-3, p. 236-248.22.02.2012
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Multiple defendants and territorial intellectual
property rights: Painer revisits Roche through Freeport,
M.M.M. van Eechoud, Opinion
on
Conflict of Laws.net.
14.02.2012
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Universal service and disabled people,
N.A.N.M.
van Eijk & J. Poort,
Telecommunications Policy, 2012-36, p. 85-95.27.01.2012
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File
Sharing and its Impact on Business Models in Music,
J. Poort & P. Rutten, in:
Internet Econometrics, S. Allegrezza & A.
Dubrocard (red.), Palgrave Macmillan 2012. 27.01.2012
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Diversity by Design,
N. Helberger,
Journal of Information Policy,
2011-1, p. 441-469.06.01.2012
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Caution! You are now exercising editorial control!
Exploring initiatives to raise the quality of User
Created News, and their legal side-effects,
N. Helberger & S. de
Munck,
Journalistica, 2011-1, p. 65-92.06.01.2012
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Standardizing consumer's expectations in digital content,
N. Helberger, Info, 2011-13, p. 69-79.
06.01.2012
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The beginnings of audiovisual consumer law - conceptual
growing pains when integrating the consumer of
audiovisual services into media and consumer law,
N. Helberger, Swedish European Law Journal, 2011-3, p. 520-541.
06.01.2012
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On the
fabrication of sausages, or of Open Government and
Private Data,
B. van der Sloot,
JeDEM,
2011-2, p. 1-16.
06.01.2012
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The Regulation of Digital Content Contracts in the
Optional Instrument of Contract Law, M.B.M. Loos,
N. Helberger,
L. Guibault, C. Mak,
European Review of
Private Law, 2011-6, p. 729-758.04.01.2012
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Análise Económica da Proteção das Medidas Tecnológicas
no Direito de Autor: Uma Visão Portuguesa (The Law and Economics of
Protecting Technological Measures in Copyright: a
Portuguese Viewpoint), A.B.
Ramalho, Direito da
Comunicação Social e Liberdade de Expressão, 2011-3,
p. 107-133.
Table
of contents (in English)
14.12.2011
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Net Neutrality and Audiovisual Services,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk, IRIS
Plus, 2011-5, p. 7-19.
06.12.2011
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Amended Directive Extends the Term of Protection for
Performers and Sound Recordings,
C.J. Angelopoulos,
GRUR International,
2011-11, p. 987-989.
06.12.2011
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Analysis of the applicable legal frameworks and
suggestions for the contours of a model system of
consumer protection in relation to digital content
contracts, M.B.M. Loos,
N. Helberger,
L. Guibault, C.
Mak, L. Pessers, K.J. Cseres,
B. van der Sloot & R. Tigner), Final Report, Comparative analysis, Law &
Economics analysis, assessment and development of
recommendations for possible future rules on digital
content contracts.
More information on the
website of the European Commission.
23.11.2011
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Fair use in Europe. In search of flexibilities,
P.B. Hugenholtz and
M.R.F. Senftleben, Amsterdam, November 2011.
14.11.2011
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Minority Rights,
Freedom of Expression and of the Media: Dynamics and
Dilemmas,
T.McGonagle, School
of Human Rights Research Series Vol. 44, Antwerp:
Intersentia 2011. An overview and further information
about this title are available
here.
26.10.2011
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Portugal – what will the future of private copying
levies be?, A. Ramalho, GRUR
International, 2011-11, p. 992.
08.11.2011
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Diversity label: exploring the potential and limits of a
transparency approach to media diversity,
N. Helberger,
Journal
of Information Policy 2011-1, p. 337-369.
04.11.2011
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Online tracking: Questioning the power of informed
consent,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk,
N. Helberger , L.
Kool, A. van der Plas & B.
van der Sloot, Paper prepared for ITS, 22nd
European Regional ITS Conference Budapest, Hungary
(18-21 September 2011).
18.10.2011
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How
Television went digital in the Netherlands,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk
and B. van der Sloot,
Mapping Digital Media: reference series no. 11,
September 2011.
11.10.2011
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Public Sector Information & Data Protection: A plea for
personal privacy settings for the re-use of PSI,
B. van der Sloot,
Informatica e Diritto, Fascicolo 1-2, 2011, p.
219-236.11.10.2011
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Creative Commons licences and design: Are the two
compatible?, C.A. Jasserand,
JIPITEC,
2011-2, p. 131-142.
28.09.2011
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Formalities in
Copyright Law: An Analysis of Their History, Rationales
and Possible Future,
S.J. van Gompel, Information Law Series 23, Alphen aan den
Rijn: Kluwer Law International 2011. Available at
Wolters Kluwer.
24.08.2011
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Cross-border extended collective licensing: a solution
to online dissemination of Europe’s cultural heritage?,
J. Axhamn and
L. Guibault, Amsterdam: Institute
for Information Law August 2011. Final report prepared
for EuropeanaConnect.
06.09.2011
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Report of the Netherlands, L. Guibault
and K. van 't Klooster, to be published in R.M. Hilty &
S. Nérisson (ed.), The Balance of Copyright, a
Comparative Approach, Springer Verlag, 2011.
06.09.2011
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Media Literacy: No Longer the Shrinking Violet of
European Audiovisual Media Regulation?,
T.McGonagle, in:
Media Literacy,
IRIS plus, 2011-3.
10.08.2011
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To what
extent should on-line intermediaries (such as ISPs and
operators of online market places) be responsible for
the control or prohibition of unfair competitive
practices (in particular sales of products contrary to
the law) carried out on their systems?,
J.J.C. Kabel (ed.), M.
Antic, A. Lagemaat, B.
van der Sloot & M. van Stekelenburg, Dutch Report
for the LIDC Congress in Oxford (22-24 September 2011).
See also the adopted
resolution (24/09/2011).
See also the
international report by T. Cook.
29.07.2011
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Friends or Foes? Creative Commons, Freedom of
Information Law and the European Union Framework for
Reuse of Public Sector Information,
M.M.M. van Eechoud in:
L. Guibault and
C. J.
Angelopoulos (ed.), Open Content Licensing From
Theory to Practice, Amsterdam: Amsterdam University
Press, 2011, p.
169-202.
11.10.2011
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Creative Commons and Related Rights in Sound Recordings:
Are the Two Systems Compatible?,
C. J.
Angelopoulos in: L. Guibault
and C. J.
Angelopoulos (ed.), Open Content Licensing From
Theory to Practice, Amsterdam: Amsterdam University
Press, 2011, p.
243-295.
13.07.2011
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Owning the Right to Open Up Access to Scientific
Publications, L. Guibault
in: L. Guibault and
C. J.
Angelopoulos (ed.), Open Content Licensing From
Theory to Practice, Amsterdam: Amsterdam University
Press, 2011, p.
137-167.
13.07.2011
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Open Content Licensing From Theory to Practice - An
Introduction,
L. Guibault in:
L. Guibault and
C. J.
Angelopoulos (ed.), Open Content Licensing From
Theory to Practice, Amsterdam: Amsterdam University
Press, 2011, p.
7-20.
13.07.2011
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Collective Management in the European Union,
L. Guibault and
S.J. van Gompel, in:
D. Gervais (ed.), Collective Management of Copyright
and Related Rights, second edition, Alphen aan den
Rijn: Kluwer Law International, 2010, p. 135-167.
13.07.2011
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Open Content Licensing From Theory to Practice,
L. Guibault and
C. J. Angelopoulos
(eds.), Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2011.
06.07.2011
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The ever growing complexity of regulating the information
society,
E.J. Dommering, in:
P. Kleve and K. van Noortwijk (eds.), Something bigger
than yourself - Essays in honour of Richard de Mulder,
Rotterdam: Erasmus University Rotterdam 2011, p.
1-15.05.07.2011
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Report of the Netherlands for ALAI 2011 Study Days
(Dublin),
M.M.M. van Eechoud,
S.J. van Gompel,
L. Guibault,
B. van der Sloot
& P.B. Hugenholtz.
19.05.2011
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Digitization of audiovisual materials by heritage institutions: Models for licences and compensations (summary), D.A. Korteweg & P.B. Hugenholtz, study commisioned by Images for the Future/Knowledgeland, April 2011.
09.05.2011
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Trademark Protection
and Freedom of Expression: An Inquiry into the Conflict
between Trademark Rights and Freedom of Expression under
European Law,
W.
Sakulin, Information Law Series 22, Alphen aan den
Rijn: Kluwer Law International 2011.
See also:
29.03.2011
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Management Summary of Dutch report:
A bite
too big: Dilemma's bij de implementatie van de Cookiewet
in Nederland, L. Kool, A. van der Plas,
N.A.N.M. van Eijk,
N. Helberger &
B. van der Sloot,
TNO-rapport nr. 35473, commissioned by OPTA, 28 February
2011.18.03.2011
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Little Brother Is Tagging You - Legal and Policy
Implications of Amateur Data Controllers,
N. Helberger &
J.V.J. van Hoboken,
Computer Law International (CRi), 2010-4, p.
101-109.
15.03.2011
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Chronicle of the Netherlands Dutch copyright law,
2001-2010,
P.B. Hugenholtz, RIDA, 2010-226, p. 281-349.08.03.2011
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The European Union and ACTA
- Or Making Omelettes without Eggs (Again), Opinion,
A. Ramalho, IIC,
2011-1, p. 97-101. 08.03.2011
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About Network Neutrality 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and 4.0,
N.A.N.M.
van Eijk,
Computers & Law Magazine, 2011-6.This article was
translated into Russian for research purposes:
О СЕТЕВОМ НЕЙТРАЛИТЕТЕ 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 И 4.0.
04.03.2011
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Creative Commons Licenses: What to Do with the Database
Right?, L. Guibault, Computers and Law Magazine, 'The
Future of Open', 2011-6.
04.03.2011
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Virtual Identity and Virtual Privacy: towards a Concept of
Regulation by Analogy,
B. van der Sloot,
eGov Präsenz, 2011-1, p. 41-43.
01.03.2011
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The Digital Dividend:
Opportunities and Obstacles,
D.A. Korteweg &
T.McGonagle, in:
Switchover to the Digital Dividend,
IRIS plus, 2010-6.
27.01.2011
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