Add to ORKGI review private copying laws and practices in different jurisdictions, with a particular emphasis on the methodology followed in France to determine rightsholders’ compensation for the private copying of their copyrighted works in different repertoires namely audio, video, still pictures, and printed material. I discuss the economics of copyright compensation in the digital era and offer some comments on particularly important issues met in private copying
Copyright represents a constant and delicately poised balance among three, often competing interests...
Although it was once considered inevitable that unauthorized copying would harm copyright owners, it...
Piracy has existed as long as there have been copyrighted works and reproduction technologies. Since...
I review private copying laws and practices in different jurisdictions, with a particular emphasis o...
This article provides a legal and economic analysis of private copying levies in the EU, against the...
The study aims to provide an actual overview of private copying compensation systems (also known as ...
Following the Information Society Directive of 2001 (introducing the concept of “fair compensation” ...
This report analyzes the economic effects of the reproduction of intellectual property, i e., books,...
Digital Goods Piracy : Main Problematics of the Economic Literature Intellectual property rights fos...
"The scope and legitimacy of private copying is one of the most highly contested issues in digital c...
Understanding if, and when, copyright should attempt to proscribe private copying deserves far more ...
This article is a survey of publications by economists writing on copyright law. It begins with a g...
grantor: University of TorontoDigital technology and the Internet in particular have fund...
International audienceThe digitization of copyrighted goods and the dematerialization of their distr...
in english The private copying exception, as a traditional part of Copyright in the European Contine...
Copyright represents a constant and delicately poised balance among three, often competing interests...
Although it was once considered inevitable that unauthorized copying would harm copyright owners, it...
Piracy has existed as long as there have been copyrighted works and reproduction technologies. Since...
I review private copying laws and practices in different jurisdictions, with a particular emphasis o...
This article provides a legal and economic analysis of private copying levies in the EU, against the...
The study aims to provide an actual overview of private copying compensation systems (also known as ...
Following the Information Society Directive of 2001 (introducing the concept of “fair compensation” ...
This report analyzes the economic effects of the reproduction of intellectual property, i e., books,...
Digital Goods Piracy : Main Problematics of the Economic Literature Intellectual property rights fos...
"The scope and legitimacy of private copying is one of the most highly contested issues in digital c...
Understanding if, and when, copyright should attempt to proscribe private copying deserves far more ...
This article is a survey of publications by economists writing on copyright law. It begins with a g...
grantor: University of TorontoDigital technology and the Internet in particular have fund...
International audienceThe digitization of copyrighted goods and the dematerialization of their distr...
in english The private copying exception, as a traditional part of Copyright in the European Contine...
Copyright represents a constant and delicately poised balance among three, often competing interests...
Although it was once considered inevitable that unauthorized copying would harm copyright owners, it...
Piracy has existed as long as there have been copyrighted works and reproduction technologies. Since...