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Persvrijheidsmonitor Nederland 2011 external link

Uitgeverij AMB, 0504, pp: 1-144

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Deze publicatie biedt een overzicht van ontwikkelingen op het gebied van de persvrijheid in Nederland in 2011, zoals deze blijken uit wetgeving, parlementaire stukken en jurisprudentie. In het eerste deel van het boek worden enkele opvallende rechtsontwikkelingen geanalyseerd en voorzien van commentaar. Het tweede deel biedt een kroniek van de vrijheid van nieuwsgaring en een kroniek van de uitingsvrijheid.

Mediarecht, Persrecht

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Boekbespreking van J.H. Gerards, ‘EVRM – Algemene beginselen’, external link

Hins, A.

Tijdschrift voor Constitutioneel Recht, num: 3, pp: 322-325, 2013

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In deze boekbespreking aandacht voor Gerards' analyse van de rechtspraak van het EHRM tegen de achtergrond van het actuele debat over 'jurisprudentiële inflatie' bij dit Hof.

Grondrechten, Vrijheid van meningsuiting

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Kroniek Mediarecht external link

Hins, A.

Ars Aequi Katern, num: 124, pp: 7026-7027, 2013

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Kroniek over het tweede kwartaal 2012.

Mediarecht

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Annotatie bij EHRM 22 november 2012 (De Telegraaf e.a. / Nederland) external link

Hins, A.

Mediaforum, num: 1, pp: 25-30, 2013

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Voor de derde keer is Nederland veroordeeld door het EHRM wegens schending van het recht op bronbescherming.

Mediarecht

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Liechtenstein – Developments in the Audiovisual Sector, external link

Helberger, N.

pp: 75-78, 2000

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In het kader van de 'Legal Guide to Audiovisual Media in Europe' van het European Audiovisual Observatory, beschrijft dit artikel de huidige juridische toestand op het gebied van omroep, film, telecommunicatie en de Global Information Society in Liechtenstein. Naast een compleet overzicht van de relevante wetgeving en de meest recent juridische ontwikkelingen, geeft het rapport relevante literatuur en adressen van de verantwoordelijke instanties.

Mediarecht

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Urheber- und Nachbarrechtsschutz im audiovisuellen Sektor external link

Helberger, N.

Iris, num: 2, pp: 15, 2001

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The article gives an overview on the existing international and regional provisions, particular at the level of WIPO and the European Community on the legal protection of copyrights and related rights in the audiovisual sector. Secondly, it introduces the most important pending proposals for an update of those provisions and concludes with some comparative remarks on the expected future state of protection.

Auteursrecht, Intellectuele eigendom

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It’s not a right, silly! The private copying exception in practice’, external link

Helberger, N.

INDICARE Monitor, 2004

Auteursrecht, Intellectuele eigendom

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The Sony BMG rootkit scandal external link

Helberger, N.

INDICARE Monitor, 2006

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The article will have a closer look at the charges of the EFF and a Californian lawyer against Sony BMG's latest DRM strategy. The Sony BMG case adds a number of new dimensions to the DRM and Consumer debate. The article will highlight some aspects, also against the background of similar recent case law in Europe.

Technologie en recht

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Vive la Balance! Pleading for a French revolution of copyright, external link

Helberger, N.

INDICARE Monitor, 2006

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This article reports about the French implementation of the famed Article 6 (4) of the European Copyright Directive, the article that orders member states to guarantee that consumers can benefit from exceptions despite the application of technological protection measures. Considering the fact that France is the origin of a series of groundbreaking decisions in favour of a balance between DRM use and consumer interests, figuring prominently among them the private copyying exception, and all the public discussion those cases triggered, we have all reason to be curious about what the French legislator will come up with.

Auteursrecht, Intellectuele eigendom

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Some critical reflections about access obligations under the European Communications Framework external link

Helberger, N.

Communications & Strategies, num: 68, pp: 1-10, 2008

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European communications and competition policy has a tradition on access obligations as primary tool to discipline exclusive control over so called bottleneck facilities. In the 2007 Communication on the Review of the European Communications Framework, the European Commission stressed once more the importance of access rules as a tool to realize consumer welfare, competition and user rights, notably the right for users to access and distribute lawful content. This article will place some critical reflections on access obligations. Using the example of bottlenecks in digital broadcasting, it will show that access obligations that were successfully applied to traditional bottleneck situations are not necessarily the best or effective way of guaranteeing openness of the digital service market. The example of digital broadcasting is for many reasons interesting.

Mediarecht

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	title = {Some critical reflections about access obligations under the European Communications Framework},
	author = {Helberger, N.},
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	date = {2008-01-24},
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	keywords = {Mediarecht},
}

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