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Verständnis von Urheberrecht und methodische Perspektive 8 2.1.1 Normativ: Naturrechtlicher vs ….2 Urheberrecht als intellektuelles Eigentumsrecht 18 2.2.1 Intellektuelles Eigentum als … DEUTSCHEN UND INTERNATIONALEN URHEBERRECHTS 37 3.1 Deutsches Urheberrecht …
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Die Arbeit behandelt die Musikverwertung mit Hilfe von Tonträgern und Netzen. Nach einem kurzen Abriß der Tonträgergeschichte wird der bestehende Rechtsrahmen im nationalen, europäischen und internationalen Kontext dargestellt. Die Anreize zur Musikproduktion und -verwertung werden...
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This book addresses the recent debate about copyright law and its impact on the distribution of scientific knowledge from an economic perspective. The focus is on the question whether a copyright regime or an open access regime is better suited to the norms and organizational structure in a...
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With piracy and counterfeiting constituting an ever-growing international phenomenon that threatens the world social and economic order, criminal sanctions in intellectual property law are fervently debated as to their aptitude to address particular infringement situations. A "beacon of hope"...
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This article aims to provide courts and policymakers with an analytical framework that, building upon the traditional rationales of IP exhaustion doctrine, identifies factors which advocate for a modulation or flexibilization of the role of exhaustion in copyright law. Factors include (i) the...
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When individuals infringe copyright, they often use tools, services, and venues provided by other parties. An enduring legal question asks to what extent those other parties should be held liable for the resulting infringement. For example, should a firm that produces photocopiers be required to...
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This inquiry considers whether the new crime of copyright infringement, which prohibits personal, noncommercial copying, is justified by retributive and utilitarian theories of punishment - to enforce a shared moral standard or to prevent harm to the community. The harm rationale, to prevent...
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