Module 7 Flashcards

Copyright as an exclusive right

1
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What did the EU legislator attempted to harmonize?

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The exclusive rights system.

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2
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What did the InfoSoc directive introduce?

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It introduced the three particular groups of rights.

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3
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Which groups of rights did the InfoSoc directive introduce?

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  1. The reproduction right
  2. The right of communication to the public and making work available to the public
  3. The distribution right
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4
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What is article 4 of InfoSoc?

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5
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What is the origin of the InfoSoc directive?

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This directive has origin in the green paper copyright in the information society and 1996 White paper followed it.

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What did the directive InfoSoc intend to implement?

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The directive is intended to implement the two WIPO treaties agreed in Geneva in 1996.

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7
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Are there needed new concepts for the protection of intellectual property and why?

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Yes. Technological development has multiplied and diversified the vectors of creation, production and exploitation.

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8
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What does the InfoSoc directive do?

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The directive harmonizes the reproduction, communication and distribution rights and also it attempts to limit the number and scope of the exception and defenses that the national regime can operate.

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9
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In which case does the Court of Justice give an interpretation regarding the scope of exclusive rights?

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Peek &Cloppenburg KG vs. CassinaSpA

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10
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Explain the Peek &Cloppenburg case.

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What did the Court held in the Peek &Cloppenburg case?

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The Court rejected the broad interpretation of distribution taking the view that the phrase of “or otherwise “was limited to the situation in which the ownership of the goods was transferred. We can read that in the sentence that the concept of distribution to the public otherwise than through sale of the original of a work or copied thereof for the purpose of InfoSoc Directive applies only when there is a transfer of ownership of that object.

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12
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Explain the case Dimensione Direct Sales Srl, Michele Labianca vs. Knoll International SpA.

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What did the Court of Justice held in the case Dimensione Direct Sales Srl, Michele Labianca vs. Knoll International SpA?

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The Court of Justice held that the distribution right mentioned in the InfoSoc of directive must be interpreted as meaning that it allows the holder of exclusive rights to distribute a protected work to prevent communication to the public.

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14
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What is article 3 of the InfoSoc directive?

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15
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What is article 8 of the WCT?

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16
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What does communication presuppose?

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A communication presupposes an act of transmission from the source to recipient whereas making available involves transmission of work to a place typically internet from which it can be accessed at will.

17
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What did the Court of Justice ruled in the Premier League case regarding the transmission of the broadcast?

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The Court of Justice ruled that the transmission of the broadcast containing protected works, television screen by someone to customer is active communication to public.

18
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Explain the Marcos case.

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19
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What was the question that arose in regard to communication to public and right of making available?

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It was about status of linking and framing, creating a hyperlink to content available on the internet and the act of making available within the meaning of InfoSoc of directive.

20
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Explain the Svensson case.

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21
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What did the Court held in the Svensson case?

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The Court of Justice held that the clickable link offers user of one website direct access to work on another therefore he concluded that the work is made available to those users.

22
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By whom was the Svensson decision mostly criticized?

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By literature.

23
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What was the Svensson case attempted to do?

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To do the so called theory of new public.

24
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What did the Court of Justice held about the WIPO guide?

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The Court of Justice decided that nevertheless that the WIPO guide must be a reliable source and based his opinion on its interpretation.