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This provides the opportunity for the UK to retain cultural goods that have been deemed to be of outstanding national importance[6] that would otherwise be exported, thus providing a balancing act, insofar as it is possible, between protecting national treasures in the public interest; private property rights; and the position and reputation of the UK as an international art market.[7] The Waverley Criteria In relation to whether an object could potentially be deemed a ‘national… [read post]
This provides the opportunity for the UK to retain cultural goods that have been deemed to be of outstanding national importance[6] that would otherwise be exported, thus providing a balancing act, insofar as it is possible, between protecting national treasures in the public interest; private property rights; and the position and reputation of the UK as an international art market.[7] The Waverley Criteria In relation to whether an object could potentially be deemed a ‘national… [read post]
This provides the opportunity for the UK to retain cultural goods that have been deemed to be of outstanding national importance[6] that would otherwise be exported, thus providing a balancing act, insofar as it is possible, between protecting national treasures in the public interest; private property rights; and the position and reputation of the UK as an international art market.[7] The Waverley Criteria In relation to whether an object could potentially be deemed a ‘national… [read post]
7 Nov 2017, 8:34 am by Ben
The Canadian Supreme Court (Google Inc v Equustek Solutions Inc, 2017 SCC 34) affirmed the decision from the Supreme Court in British Columbia and ordered Google to delist a tech company’s website(s) worldwide. [read post]
3 Nov 2017, 11:24 am by Ben
And two of them music copyright. [read post]
3 Nov 2017, 9:16 am
 It should be recalled that the US, despite being a party to both WIPO Internet Treaties, does not expressly recognise a making available right or a right of communication to the public, as instead the EU and its Member States do. [read post]
24 Sep 2017, 3:15 am by Barry Sookman
Anas v Facebook leaves plenty of questions on internet jurisdiction. https://t.co/ZuhPCMyyMO -> Face Scanning Lawsuit Against Shutterfly Survives Motion to Dismiss https://t.co/gY5sMf9Jfw -> Court Rules Copyright is Not a “Use It or Lose It” Right – Office of Copyright https://t.co/H3FHByMXlC -> Computer and Internet Updates for 2017-09-21 https://t.co/hFdKo5j16c -> [read post]